Current forecasts from meteorological models align with Miami’s subtropical spring climatology, where typical May highs range from 84°F to 88°F under moderate sea-breeze influence and high humidity. The market’s heaviest weighting on the 86–87°F and 88–89°F brackets reflects this consensus, with recent model runs showing no strong frontal passages or anomalous ridging that would push temperatures outside the historical 80–90°F envelope. Sea-surface temperatures near 82°F continue to supply moisture that limits daytime heating, while light easterly flow supports the most probable afternoon peaks around 86–88°F. Updated National Weather Service guidance over the next 48 hours will refine these probabilities ahead of resolution.