United States
Santé Index
Miami scores 35.32 (MEDIUM risk) as of 2026-08-07. Influenza-like illness (ILI) is the dominant driver, with an adjusted contribution of 47.1/100 reflecting an ILI rate of 13.1% — notably elevated for the summer season. Dengue is the second-largest component at 70/100, consistent with active local transmission in South Florida; Miami is designated a dengue-watch city for this tournament. Pertussis contributes 21.4/100 amid ongoing Florida whooping cough activity. COVID-19 contributes 3.3/100; mpox and measles signals are low. Wastewater surveillance (ATCP-73RE) monitors COVID-19 and influenza with a composite signal factor of 1.009; no alert has been triggered. Data coverage is high (94%), providing strong confidence. Conditions are hot and humid (28°C, 84% relative humidity, no precipitation) — favorable for Aedes aegypti mosquito activity. International arrivals total 17,160 this week. Attending delegations and public health staff should reinforce mosquito-bite prevention measures, particularly for dengue; respiratory hygiene is recommended given elevated ILI rates. Enhanced dengue vector surveillance around stadium and fan-zone locations is advised.
Model SCEME v3.1 · Updated August 7, 2026
High Aedes mosquito activity and dengue cases in the city.
Spread by mosquito bites, most common at dusk and near standing water. Can cause high fever and malaise that ruin a trip.
Use repellent reapplied throughout the day and prefer skin-covering clothing in open areas.
Moderate flu circulation.
Risk of infection in crowds.
Wash hands often and watch for fever or respiratory symptoms.
Low mpox activity.
Low risk right now.
Basic hygiene precautions are enough.
Low measles circulation right now.
Low risk for those with up-to-date vaccination.
Keep your vaccination up to date and enjoy the matches.
Please consult a local doctor or pharmacist for guidance and medication.
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