
Key Biscayne
Florida, United States — 3.4 km
Miami - Greater Miami Convention Visitors Bureau
🇺🇸 Florida · United States — Altitude 2 m
This live camera overlooks part of Miami, the largest city in Florida, and is run by the Greater Miami Convention Visitors Bureau. It is useful for getting a quick sense of the city's street life and light before you plan a visit or a call. The page adds local time and weather so you can compare the view with conditions in Miami right now.
Miami sits on the southeastern tip of Florida, between Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic coast. It is known for its Art Deco architecture in South Beach, its mix of Latin American and Caribbean culture, and its waterfront skyline. The city is a major hub for cruise travel, international business and the arts, and its low-lying coastal setting shapes much of its character.
The camera is run by a visitor organization, so it is likely to focus on the city's downtown and waterfront areas, though the exact framing depends on the view at any given moment. Daylight hours tend to be the most rewarding, especially mornings and late afternoons when the light is softer. Expect the scene to change with weather, with afternoon thunderstorms common in the warmer months.
Miami has a tropical climate with hot, humid summers and mild, dry winters, which makes the cooler months from November to April the most popular time to visit. The wet season runs roughly from May to October, with frequent showers and occasional hurricanes. Nearby on the coast, Key Biscayne and the PortMiami cruise terminal are both within a short drive, and the other cameras listed on this page show some of these areas.
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The current weather and a three-day forecast for Miami are shown in the live block on this page. They update automatically, so you can compare the conditions with the camera picture.
The local time in Miami is displayed on this page and follows Eastern Time, including daylight saving changes. It is shown next to the live view so you can judge the light.
The camera is listed for the Miami area in Florida, near the coordinates shown on the map on this page. The map helps you see its position relative to the city and the coast.
Daytime is usually the most useful, particularly in the morning and late afternoon. Weather strongly affects visibility, so check the forecast on this page before watching.
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