Forecast models from the National Weather Service and AccuWeather currently indicate a Miami high temperature near 91–92°F on June 26, driven by a warm, humid subtropical air mass under the influence of the Bermuda High, with light easterly flow and afternoon sea-breeze convergence. Typical June climatology supports highs in this range, rarely exceeding 91°F without stronger subsidence or delayed convection. The close 42.5%–36% market split between 92–93°F and 90–91°F reflects uncertainty in exact thunderstorm timing and coverage, which can cap the peak by 1–2°F through evaporative cooling or cloud shading. Updated model runs and radar trends on the morning of June 26 will determine whether readings settle in the lower or upper portion of that band.