Miami

Epidemiological Brief

Miami carries a MEDIUM risk score (39.8), distinguished by the highest dengue component (adj 70.0) of all US host cities and elevated influenza activity. Dengue incidence of 0.5 per 100,000 reflects Florida's position as the primary continental US dengue transmission zone, with tropical climate conditions supporting Aedes aegypti vector activity. Influenza ILI% of 21.3% remains notably high for this reporting week. Measles and mpox signals are low; pertussis contributes modestly. Hard Rock Stadium's outdoor and semi-outdoor environments elevate vector-borne exposure risk. Visitors from dengue-endemic regions who are dengue-naive should be informed of local transmission risk and advised to use insect repellent and protective clothing. Miami-Dade County Mosquito Control should intensify surveillance and larviciding in stadium-adjacent areas during the tournament. Venue medics should be trained in dengue clinical recognition. Influenza vaccination for arriving staff and unvaccinated spectators should be facilitated through on-site or nearby clinics.

Model v2.1.0 · Updated June 11, 2026