Forecasts from the National Weather Service and models like those from NOAA indicate Miami’s overnight minimum on June 2 will likely settle in the mid-to-upper 70s amid typical early-summer subtropical conditions. High humidity near 75 percent, light easterly winds, and scattered showers or clouds limit radiative cooling, keeping lows from dropping below the seasonal average of 77–78 °F. Recent model runs show little day-to-day shift, with the 76–77 °F and 78–79 °F bins capturing the narrow range of uncertainty tied to exact timing of any evening convection or sea-breeze effects. Historical June data confirm such values occur frequently, while cooler outcomes below 75 °F remain uncommon without stronger northerly flow or prolonged clear skies.