Miami eased into Wednesday, February 11, 2026, under clear skies and mild mid-morning temperatures around 61°F at Miami International Airport, with the mercury expected to climb into the mid 70s by this afternoon. Light southeast breezes will keep things comfortable for outdoor plans across the metro area. Drivers heading inland for the morning commute should still keep an eye out for pockets of low clouds or fog away from the immediate coast.
Afternoon Outlook
Expect a mostly sunny afternoon with a high near 75°F and southeast winds around 5 to 8 mph, with temperatures slipping back into the low 60s Wednesday night. Patchy fog could form in interior spots near Lake Okeechobee early today and again Thursday morning, briefly reducing visibility on some roads. Offshore, Atlantic seas will run around 3 to 5 feet while Gulf waters stay calmer, so boaters should use common sense near inlets, according to NWS Miami.
Week Ahead
Rain chances stay low through the coming days, with only a slight chance of isolated afternoon showers by Friday and Saturday. Shower and thunderstorm chances look to increase late Sunday into Monday, around Washington's Birthday on Monday, February 16, 2026, although most guidance keeps rainfall totals on the lighter side. With little meaningful rain expected in the short term, local officials are urging conservation amid a deepening drought, according to Axios Miami.
Bottom line: enjoy a mostly sunny, mild stretch, but respect posted flags at the beach and slow down for any predawn fog inland. If you plan to boat, keep an eye on local surf forecasts and your lifejackets, since conditions are friendly but not flat.
