Dink or SwimMiami Beach Golf Club
Friday, Sep 25Court hours: Daily, 6am–midnight (Miami time)
Get directionsThe courts look dry, and radar isn’t showing rain nearby. Pop-up storms are in the forecast, so keep an eye on the sky. Check again in 20 minutes.
Latest view 2:30pm0 people detected. Estimated 0 of 6 courts in use, assuming four people per court. Spectators can inflate the estimate; hidden people can be missed. This is not a measured queue.
Approximately No queue confirmed people in the visible queue.
Radar hasn’t shown rain near the courts in our checks over the past hour.
Radar observation 2:28pm.Today. Room for a longer visit. Wind up to 14 mph, gusts 12 mph.
The wind will make touch shots and lobs difficult to control, and there's a slight chance of showers interrupting a game. Bring water and wear sunscreen due to the high heat index.
84–87°F · feels like 98°
Wind up to 15 mph, gusts 21 mph.
UV 7
Expect challenging wind conditions and potential wait times due to crowds. The heat index is high, so bring water and consider taking breaks.
80–83°F · feels like 90°
Wind up to 15 mph, gusts 18 mph.
The wind may cause some ball drift, but overall conditions are pleasant for a nighttime game with minimal crowd interference.
79°F · feels like 79°
Wind up to 14 mph, gusts 12 mph.
Morning play is expected to be breezy with some potential for crowds, but the low rain chance and mild temperatures make for a pleasant playing experience.
75–78°F · feels like 78°
Wind up to 13 mph, gusts 17 mph.
Rain chance below each hour. Ranges show differences between forecasts.
Now uses local radar and the camera; later hours use NWS and Open-Meteo forecasts. Recheck before leaving—showers can develop quickly.
Radar isn’t showing rain near the courts. The nearest rain on radar is about 15.3 km away.
This map shows rain, not clouds. It can be cloudy even when the radar looks clear.
Start with the latest radar scan, look back over the past hour, or move ahead for rain predictions up to four hours from the forecast’s issue time. Future frames are labeled Forecast: every 10 minutes through the first hour, then at two and four hours. The time gaps between frames vary.
The map covers about 40 km. Green usually means lighter rain; yellow, red, and purple mean heavier rain. Observed and forecast colors use different scales, so compare the location and movement of rain rather than exact colors.
See the regional radar
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