Historical weather data, all-time temperature records, and monthly climate averages for Miami Lakes, FL. Explore typical weather conditions by week for trip planning, and see how today compares to the historical record.
April 4 in Miami Lakes is typically a warm, dry spring day — expect a high around 82° and a low near 67°, with only a 19% chance of rain. But history shows the date has some range: a sweltering 91° hit in 1975, while 1987 brought a jarring 47° low that had residents reaching for jackets.
Miami Lakes plays it hot — the all-time record high of 100° dates back to July 22, 1942, and the mercury rarely strays far from sultry. The coldest the city has ever gotten was 28° on January 13, 1981, a once-in-a-generation freeze, and a single April storm in 1979 dumped a staggering 16.39 inches of rain in one day.
Miami Lakes is warmest from late July through early August, with average highs hitting 91°, while January is the coolest escape at a still-mild 76°. Rain peaks in late June, averaging 2.48 inches in a single week — summer here means heat and daily downpours, not a beach holiday. If you're chasing dry and comfortable, aim for March or April before the wet season kicks in.