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Miami in March

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Season in March

High season

High season Shoulder Low season Dashed line: the year's monthly average

In March, passengers arriving at the airport ran at 1.114 times their year's monthly average (median of 2023–2025). High season means 1.10 times or more, and low season 0.90 times or less.

Source: passengers arriving at Miami International (BTS T-100 Domestic and International Segment, all carriers), US Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) (www.transtats.bts.gov, checked ). It isn't a score. How the label works.

Typical March weather

Average high
80.6 °F (27.0 °C)
Average low
65.6 °F (18.7 °C)
Rain in the month
2.46 in (62.5 mm)
Days with 0.01 in of rain or more
6.3

Averages for 1991–2020, not a forecast. Any given year can differ.

Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI), MIAMI INTL AP, FL US (USW00012839), 1991–2020 normals (www.ncei.noaa.gov, checked ).

How March 2027 scores in Miami

  • Overall score

    7*/10 (provisional) 7*/10 Good

    The main score for Miami in March 2027, from 1 to 10, where 10 is best for the visitor. Weather counts for 40%, crowds 25%, daylight 10% and uniqueness 25%. Air quality is shown on its own. How we score

    Overall 7*/10: 0.4×9 + 0.25×4 + 0.1×7 + 0.25×8 = 7.30 → 7. *Uniqueness is provisional, so this overall can still change.

  • Weather

    9/10 9/10 Ideal

    Weather 9/10: the average high is 80.6 °F with 62.5 mm of rain (1991–2020 normals, NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI)). That high is inside the 70–86 °F comfort band, so only rain lowers the score.

    How this was scored
    • NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI), MIAMI INTL AP, FL US (USW00012839), 1991–2020 normals (www.ncei.noaa.gov, checked )
    • The data file read (www.ncei.noaa.gov, checked )

    high 80.6 °F: no deduction; rain 62.484 mm: −1.25; 10 − 1.25 = 8.75 → 9

  • Crowds

    4/10 4/10 Moderate

    Crowds 4/10, Moderate: in March, passengers arriving at the airport ran at 1.114 times their year's monthly average (median of 2023–2025), compared with the rest of Miami's year. Based on passengers arriving at Miami International (BTS T-100 Domestic and International Segment, all carriers), US Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS). Airport passenger counts include residents and connecting passengers.

    How this was scored

    2023: 1.079; 2024: 1.135; 2025: 1.114; median 1.114; 10 − 9 × (1.114 − 0.60) / 0.80 = 4.22 → 4

  • Daylight

    7/10 7/10 Average

    Daylight 7/10: in March 2027 the sun is up for 12 h 1 min a day on average, from sunrise to sunset at 25.79° N, 80.32° W (NOAA solar equations).

    How this was scored
    • Destination point 25.79° N, 80.32° W, the weather station's published coordinates (www.ncei.noaa.gov, checked )
    • Sunrise and sunset by the NOAA Solar Calculator equations, checked against NOAA's own Solar Calculator code (the US Naval Observatory's service didn't answer us) (gml.noaa.gov, checked )

    mean of 31 days from sunrise to sunset: 12 h 1 min (12.02 h); 1 + 1.5 × (12.02 − 8) = 7.03 → 7

  • Uniqueness

    8*/10 (provisional) 8*/10 Packed calendar

    Uniqueness 8*/10: 3 dated events from official calendars fall in March 2027: Carnaval on the Mile (signature), Calle Ocho Music Festival (signature) and Holi Miami (single-day). 2 more events are listed but not counted: at most 2 of each type count. *Provisional: the Abbott World Marathon Majors and World Athletics Platinum Label road races calendar hasn't published this month yet, so this score can still rise.

    How this was scored
    • Carnaval on the Mile (signature), 2027-03-06 to 2027-03-07, Miracle Mile, Coral Gables, FL (carnavalmiami.com, checked )
    • Calle Ocho Music Festival (signature), 2027-03-14, SW 8th Street from 12th to 27th Avenue, Little Havana, Miami, FL (carnavalmiami.com, checked )
    • Holi Miami (single-day), 2027-03-20, FunDimension, 2129 NW 1st Ct, Miami, FL (www.miamiandbeaches.com, checked )
    • Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau events (official tourism board calendar) (www.miamiandbeaches.com, checked )
    • Miami-Dade County calendar (city or municipal government calendar) (www.miamidade.gov, checked )
    • Grand Slam tennis (WTA Tour 2027) (major-sports competition calendar) (wtafiles.wtatennis.com, checked )
    • Formula 1 World Championship (2026 and 2027 seasons) (major-sports competition calendar) (www.formula1.com, checked )
    • FIFA World Cup and continental championships (Women's World Cup 2027, AFC Asian Cup 2027, Concacaf W Championship 2026) (major-sports competition calendar) (digitalhub.fifa.com, checked )
    • Super Bowl (2026-2027 National Football League Important Dates) (major-sports competition calendar) (www.nfl.com, checked )
    • NFL regular-season international games (2026 slate) (major-sports competition calendar) (media.nfl.com, checked )
    • UEFA club competition finals 2026/27 (Champions League, Europa League, Conference League, Women's Champions League) (major-sports competition calendar) (www.uefa.com, checked )
    • Olympic and Paralympic Games (LA28 Games dates; Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games) (major-sports competition calendar) (la28.org, checked )
    • Abbott World Marathon Majors and World Athletics Platinum Label road races (major-sports competition calendar, not yet published for this month) (worldathletics.org, checked )

    1 + 3 (Carnaval on the Mile, signature) + 3 (Calle Ocho Music Festival, signature) + 1 (Holi Miami, single-day) = 8. Not counted: The Youth Fair (2 signature events already count); Ultra Music Festival (2 signature events already count)

  • Air quality

    7/10 7/10 Mixed

    Air quality 7/10: 66 of 93 measured days in March (2023–2025) were in EPA's Good range for fine particles (PM2.5 at 9.0 µg/m³ or less), at 11 monitors within 25 miles. It isn't part of the overall score. Source: US Environmental Protection Agency, AirData (monitors operated by Broward County Environmental Protection Department and Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management).

    How this was scored
    • US Environmental Protection Agency, AirData (monitors operated by Broward County Environmental Protection Department and Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management) (aqs.epa.gov, checked )
    • Vista View Park monitor (12-011-0033-23), 19.6 miles from the destination point (aqs.epa.gov, checked )
    • Vista View Park monitor (12-011-0033-3), 19.6 miles from the destination point, Population exposure (aqs.epa.gov, checked )
    • Daniela Banu NCORE monitor (12-011-0034-1), 18.6 miles from the destination point, Population exposure (aqs.epa.gov, checked )
    • Daniela Banu NCORE monitor (12-011-0034-23), 18.6 miles from the destination point, Population exposure (aqs.epa.gov, checked )
    • Daniela Banu NCORE monitor (12-011-0034-3), 18.6 miles from the destination point, Population exposure (aqs.epa.gov, checked )
    • Palm Springs Fire Station monitor (12-086-0033-1), 10.5 miles from the destination point, Population exposure (aqs.epa.gov, checked )
    • Miami Fire Station monitor (12-086-1016-2), 6.5 miles from the destination point, Highest concentration (aqs.epa.gov, checked )
    • Miami Fire Station monitor (12-086-1016-23), 6.5 miles from the destination point, Population exposure (aqs.epa.gov, checked )
    • Miami Fire Station monitor (12-086-1016-3), 6.5 miles from the destination point, Highest concentration; population exposure (aqs.epa.gov, checked )
    • HOMESTEAD FIRE STATION monitor (12-086-6001-1), 24.2 miles from the destination point, Population exposure (aqs.epa.gov, checked )
    • Wittkop Park monitor (12-086-6002-1), 23.8 miles from the destination point, Population exposure (aqs.epa.gov, checked )
    • The data read (aqs.epa.gov, checked )
    • The data read (aqs.epa.gov, checked )
    • The data read (aqs.epa.gov, checked )
    • The data read (aqs.epa.gov, checked )

    2023: 20 of 31 days Good; 2024: 29 of 31 days Good; 2025: 17 of 31 days Good; pooled 66 of 93 = 0.710; 1 + 9 × 0.710 = 7.39 → 7

    This is a summary of past measurements, not health advice. For today's air, see AirNow or the local agency.

Miami through the year: scores out of 10, where 10 is best for the visitor; * marks a provisional score, explained on that month's page

Miami through the year: scores out of 10, where 10 is best for the visitor; * marks a provisional score, explained on that month's page
Aspect Nov 2026 Dec 2026 Jan 2027 Feb 2027 Mar 2027 (this page) Apr 2027 May 2027 Jun 2027 Jul 2027 Aug 2027 Sep 2027 Oct 2027
Overall 8 8 8 8* provisional 7* provisional 8 6* provisional 5* provisional 5* provisional 5* provisional 6* provisional 6* provisional
Weather 8 9 9 9 9 8 6 4 4 4 5 6
Crowds 6 4 5 6 4 6 6 6 5 6 8 6
Daylight 5 5 5 6 7 8 9 10 9 9 7 6
Uniqueness 10 10 10 9* provisional 8* provisional 10 5* provisional – not measured – not measured – not measured – not measured – not measured
Air quality 10 9 9 10 7 9 9 9 7 9 10 10

Scores summarize official data with the method on How we score. They aren't a recommendation, and any given year can differ.

When to go

March falls outside the official Atlantic hurricane season, which the National Hurricane Center dates from the start of June to the end of November. NOAA's climate normals for Miami International Airport point to warm days, mild nights and modest rainfall. The month is busy: Carnaval on the Mile in Coral Gables opens it, the Calle Ocho Music Festival fills Little Havana in mid-month, the Miami Open runs at Hard Rock Stadium from mid-month, though the tournament lists its dates as subject to change, and Ultra Music Festival takes over Bayfront Park at the end. The City of Miami Beach designated the whole of March a high-impact period in each of the past two years, so check the city's current notices for traffic, parking and beach rules before you fix dates.

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Trip facts

  • NOAA NCEI's monthly normals (1991-2020) list an average daily high of 80.6 and an average daily low of 65.6 degrees Fahrenheit for Miami International Airport in March. (www.ncei.noaa.gov, checked )
  • NOAA NCEI's monthly normals (1991-2020) list average monthly precipitation of 2.46 inches for Miami International Airport in March. (www.ncei.noaa.gov, checked )
  • The National Hurricane Center says the official hurricane season for the Atlantic basin is from June 1 to November 30, but tropical cyclone activity sometimes occurs before and after these dates, respectively. (www.nhc.noaa.gov, checked )
  • Carnaval Miami's Carnaval on the Mile page lists the 2027 edition for March 6-7, 2027, at 10 am on Miracle Mile in Coral Gables, and says entrance is free. (carnavalmiami.com, checked )
  • Carnaval Miami's Calle Ocho page lists the Calle Ocho Music Festival for March 14, 2027, from 11am to 7pm on Calle Ocho from SW 12th to 27th Avenue, as a free event. (carnavalmiami.com, checked )
  • The Miami Open's site lists the 2027 tournament date as March 14 - 28 (subject to change) and says the Miami Open presented by Itaú will return to Hard Rock Stadium in 2027. (www.miamiopen.com, checked )
  • Ultra Music Festival's site lists Ultra Miami 2027, the 27th edition, for March 26-28, 2027, at Bayfront Park in Miami. (ultramusicfestival.com, checked )
  • The City of Miami Beach's March 5, 2026 press release says the entire month of March was designated a high-impact period in Miami Beach, resulting in additional measures with respect to traffic, staffing and public safety, and lists measures for the largest spring break weekends that include Ocean Drive being accessible to vehicles only from 15 Street with a sole exit at 5 Street. (www.miamibeachfl.gov, checked )
  • The City of Miami Beach's Feb. 4, 2025 press release says the entire month of March 2025 was designated a high-impact period in Miami Beach, with additional measures with respect to traffic, staffing and public safety. (www.miamibeachfl.gov, checked )
  • The Transportation Security Administration's REAL ID page says that starting May 2025, U.S. travelers must be REAL ID compliant to board domestic flights and access certain federal facilities. (www.tsa.gov, checked )
  • Miami International Airport's Public Transportation page says Metrobus, Metrorail and Tri-Rail airport connections are located in the Miami Intermodal Center / Miami International Airport Station, and that the free MIA Mover links the terminal to the Rental Car Center's customer service lobby. (www.miami-airport.com, checked )
  • Miami-Dade County's Metromover page describes the Metromover as a free elevated people mover system that operates seven days a week in the downtown Miami, Omni, and Brickell areas. (www.miamidade.gov, checked )
  • The City of Miami Beach's Citywide Free Trolley page says the trolley service currently operates 15 hours a day, from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., 7 days a week, at approximately 20-minute average service frequency along each route. (www.miamibeachfl.gov, checked )
  • The Miami Open's Parking and Transportation page says parking at Hard Rock Stadium for the tournament is limited and strongly recommends buying parking in advance, that cash payments will not be accepted at the lots, and that a continuous shuttle service is available from more distant lots. (www.miamiopen.com, checked )
  • Florida's Turnpike's Rental Vehicles page says most rental car companies offer programs that allow their customers to include tolls in the rental agreement, that each company has a different payment arrangement, and that the TOLL-BY-PLATE payment option is not available for customers in rental cars. (floridasturnpike.com, checked )

Flights

Miami International Airport's own website lists its Metrobus, Metrorail and Tri-Rail connections at the Miami Intermodal Center, so look at it before you land. Domestic flyers should also read the TSA's REAL ID page, which says travelers must be REAL ID compliant to board domestic flights. Check the airlines directly for current flight and route information.

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Where to stay

Compare staying near the event you came for: Miami Beach, downtown and Brickell around Bayfront Park and the Metromover, Coral Gables for Carnaval on the Mile, or near Hard Rock Stadium for the tennis. Check your dates against the festival weekends and the city's high-impact measures on Miami Beach, and look at parking and cancellation terms before you choose.

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Getting around

Miami-Dade County describes the Metromover as a free elevated people mover through downtown, Omni and Brickell, which puts it close to Bayfront Park, and the city of Miami Beach runs a citywide trolley. The Miami Open says parking at Hard Rock Stadium is limited, recommends buying it in advance and says the lots do not accept cash. Last March the City of Miami Beach also limited vehicle access to Ocean Drive on the busiest weekends, so check its current notices. If you rent a car, Florida's Turnpike says the toll-by-plate option is not available in rental cars, so ask the rental company how tolls are charged.

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