Miami in June is a different city from the winter and spring version. The heat and humidity are intense, the crowds thin out compared to peak season, and prices drop noticeably. It'
Miami in July is an honest trade-off. The heat and humidity are intense, afternoon thunderstorms arrive almost daily, and hurricane season is technically underway. In return: hotel prices are significantly lower
Miami in August is low season, and the city makes no particular effort to hide it. The heat and humidity are at their annual peak, afternoon thunderstorms are virtually guaranteed, and the
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