Surfside Beach

Surfside Beach is a broad stretch of pale beige sand in Miami-Dade County, Florida, meeting the Atlantic in a gently curving shoreline. The sand is mostly smooth, marked by faint tire tracks and scattered footprints, with small bits of debris. Near the upper left edge stand several beach umbrellas, chairs and a few low structures; the water runs green near the edge and darker blue further out.

Surfside Beach lies in Miami-Dade County, Florida, about 1,500 km southwest of Washington, D.C. The source records no founding date, development history or named events for the beach itself, only its county and state location and its tropical monsoon climate, with temperatures averaging 25 °C and rainfall around 1,844 mm per year.

Surfside Beach lies in Miami-Dade County, about 1,500 km south of Washington, D.C., on Florida's southeastern coast. Its subtropical climate, with an average temperature around 25 °C and about 1,844 mm of rain a year, shapes when locals come: August averages near 28 °C, February near 20 °C. Umbrellas and chairs set out on the pale sand mark the beach's everyday use.

Surfside Beach lies in Miami-Dade County, about 1,500 km southwest of Washington, D.C., on Florida's southeastern coast. The sand shows tire tracks and footprints, and umbrellas, chairs and low structures stand near the upper edge. Rainfall averages about 1,844 mm a year, heaviest in July.

Surfside Beach lies in Miami-Dade County, about 1,500 km southwest of Washington, D.C., on Florida's southeastern coast. The sand shows faint tire tracks and scattered footprints, and small bits of debris collect on the surface. Umbrellas, chairs and a few low structures stand on the sand near the upper edge of the beach.