Does Key West get a lot of rain?

That said, Key West is hardly a desert. Its annual average of 110 centimeters of rain is well short of Miami's rather soggy 155 centimeters, but is slightly above the overall United States average of about 96 centimeters.



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August is the hottest month in Key West, with average temperatures ranging from an average high of 91 to a low of 81 degrees. The humidity is also quite high, with plenty of rainfall. For those sensitivy to humidity and weary of rain, August is probably the worst time to visit Key West.

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The crime rate in the Florida Keys is low, but you should still use common sense when exploring Key West, especially at night and around hectic Duval Street and Mallory Square. Exercise caution when going into the water as well; be sure to heed all flags and warnings from authorities.

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Florida summers are generally very hot and humid with daily highs often reaching the mid-30s (90+°F). The wet season is from June to November. It's particularly hot and muggy down south from mid-August to mid-October, and there's also a risk of hurricanes. The dry season is from December to May.

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2.18in. The driest month in Miami is January with 1.88 inches of precipitation, and with 8.63 inches August is the wettest month.

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Probably not. There's simply not enough fresh water in Key West, which has no lakes, no rivers, and gets significantly less rainfall than the Upper Keys, Everglades, or Miami. Occasionally, Key West gets American Crocodiles.

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Key West, Florida: Not only has Key West never experienced snow, it's never seen frost, ice, or sleet either.

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So grab an umbrella, your sense of wonder, and get ready to have the very best time exploring these rainy day activities in Key West!
  1. Key West Aquarium. ...
  2. Key West Butterfly & Nature Conservatory. ...
  3. Ernest Hemingway House. ...
  4. Tropic Cinema. ...
  5. Old Town Trolley Tour. ...
  6. Truman Little White House.


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Usually just a couple of degrees warmer in Key West, but the beaches there are not as nice as the ones in Miami so I'd choose Miami if you want to sunbathe in that warm weather- most Key West beaches are small, rocky and often filled with smelly seaweed because of their position in relation to the reef.

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The Keys don't have wide sandy beaches because the coral reefs we enjoy as snorkelers and scuba divers prevent the erosion and sand from building up along the shore.

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