Warmest Cities in Florida

Top 100 cities ranked by warmest cities

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Warmest Cities — Florida

1 Marathon 79°F

2 Key Biscayne 79°F

3 Islamorada 78°F

4 Key Largo 78°F

5 Leisure City 78°F

6 Florida City 78°F

7 Doral 78°F

8 Fountainebleau 78°F

9 West Miami 78°F

10 Palmetto Bay 77°F

11 Key West 77°F

12 Glenvar Heights 77°F

13 South Miami 77°F

14 Coral Terrace 77°F

15 Pinecrest 77°F

16 Coral Gables 77°F

17 Dania Beach 77°F

18 Lighthouse Point 77°F

19 Coconut Creek 77°F

20 Miami 77°F

21 Pinewood 77°F

22 Westview 77°F

23 Palm Springs North 77°F

24 Miami Lakes 77°F

25 Hialeah Gardens 77°F

26 Country Club 77°F

27 Opa-locka 77°F

28 Miami Beach 77°F

29 Wilton Manors 77°F

30 Lauderdale-by-the-Sea 77°F

31 Lauderdale Lakes 77°F

32 Homestead 77°F

33 Lauderhill 77°F

34 North Lauderdale 77°F

35 Oakland Park 77°F

36 Olympia Heights 77°F

37 Westwood Lakes 77°F

38 Sunset 77°F

39 Westchester 77°F

40 Kendale Lakes 77°F

41 Tamiami 77°F

42 Sweetwater 77°F

43 Gladeview 77°F

44 West Little River 77°F

45 Miami Springs 77°F

46 Brownsville 77°F

47 Pahokee 76°F

48 Hollywood 76°F

49 The Crossings 76°F

50 Kendall 76°F

51 Tamarac 76°F

52 Country Walk 76°F

53 Kendall West 76°F

54 The Hammocks 76°F

55 Margate 76°F

56 Richmond Heights 76°F

57 Parkland 76°F

58 Three Lakes 76°F

59 Palmetto Estates 76°F

60 Bay Harbor Islands 76°F

61 Fort Lauderdale 76°F

62 Pembroke Pines 76°F

63 Miramar 76°F

64 Surfside 76°F

65 Boca Raton 76°F

66 North Bay Village 76°F

67 Miami Shores 76°F

68 Ojus 76°F

69 Aventura 76°F

70 Pembroke Park 76°F

71 Ives Estates 76°F

72 Pompano Beach 76°F

73 Tequesta 76°F

74 Deerfield Beach 76°F

75 West Park 76°F

76 Sunny Isles Beach 76°F

77 Golden Glades 76°F

78 Jupiter 76°F

79 North Miami 76°F

80 Lake Park 76°F

81 North Palm Beach 76°F

82 North Miami Beach 76°F

83 Hallandale Beach 76°F

84 Southwest Ranches 76°F

85 Lehigh Acres 76°F

86 Broadview Park 76°F

87 Boynton Beach 76°F

88 Weston 76°F

89 Cooper City 76°F

90 Hialeah 76°F

91 Punta Gorda 76°F

92 Palm Beach 76°F

93 Port Charlotte 76°F

94 Wellington 76°F

95 Royal Palm Beach 76°F

96 Lantana 76°F

97 Westgate 76°F

98 Greenacres 76°F

99 Palm Springs 76°F

100 Lake Worth Beach 76°F

The warmest cities in Florida enjoy high average annual temperatures, making them attractive to those who prefer mild winters and plenty of sunshine. Marathon leads with an average annual temperature of 79°F.

Warm-climate cities are popular destinations for retirees, winter migrants, and outdoor enthusiasts. They typically offer year-round access to outdoor activities, lower heating costs, and longer growing seasons. Many have seen significant population growth in recent decades.

While warm weather is appealing, these cities may also face challenges including extreme summer heat, higher cooling costs, water scarcity, and vulnerability to hurricanes or other weather events. Many are investing in heat mitigation strategies and sustainable water management.

Did You Know?

1. Marathon's average temperature of 79°F means residents enjoy warm weather virtually year-round.
2. The warmest U.S. cities are concentrated in southern Florida, Hawaii, and the desert Southwest.
3. Warm-climate cities have seen the fastest population growth in the U.S. over the past two decades, driven by retirees and remote workers.

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