Will Miami Host Another "Rain Show" for Taylor Swift This Weekend? Here's the Prediction

Miami is buzzing with excitement as Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour returns to Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens for two more performances this weekend. After a rainy and wind-swept first night on Friday, fans are left wondering: Will the rest of the weekend bring more "rain shows" for Swift and her fans?

Let’s take a look at what the weather has in store for South Florida as Swifties prepare for the final two concerts on Saturday and Sunday.

Recap of Friday’s “Rain Show”

Friday marked the first night of Taylor Swift's highly anticipated stop at Hard Rock Stadium, but Mother Nature had her own plans. South Florida woke up to cloudy skies, setting the tone for a potentially rainy day. Despite the ominous weather, Swifties were out in full force, ready to enjoy the evening.

With a 30% chance of rain, fans were cautiously optimistic, but by the time Taylor took the stage, the rain became part of the show. In true Swift fashion, she embraced the weather, calling it a "rain show" and continuing with her usual energy and enthusiasm. By the end of the night, Swift’s "22" performance shirt was sticking to her body, her hair soaked from the downpour, and fans were equally drenched — but no one seemed to mind. The performance under the rain became a memory they’ll cherish forever.

It wasn’t just the rain, though. Gusty winds made the experience even more intense, with fans holding onto their hair as gusts reached up to 33 mph and sustained winds blew at 22 mph throughout the evening. Despite the challenging conditions, the concert was a success, and the rain only added to the magic for many Swifties.

The Forecast for Saturday and Sunday

So, what about the rest of the weekend? Initially, weather predictions for Saturday and Sunday showed no chance of rain. However, the National Weather Service in Miami has since updated its forecast, and there is now a 20% chance of rain on both days. While the chance is lower than Friday’s, it’s enough to make concertgoers reconsider their outfits and possibly pack a poncho or umbrella just in case.

Saturday’s Forecast:

Low: 75°F

High: 82°F

Rain Probability: 20%

Wind: 14–22 mph, with gusts up to 31 mph.

Conditions: Mostly overcast skies, with a breezy northeast wind and a slight chance of rain.

Fans attending Saturday’s concert should expect a cloudy, windy evening, much like Friday. The 20% chance of rain means there’s a good chance the show could stay dry, but it’s best to be prepared for a light shower or two. With wind gusts up to 31 mph, it’s likely that the breezy conditions from Friday will continue, so fans should hang onto their hats (and hair!).

Sunday’s Forecast:

Low: 74°F

High: 84°F

Rain Probability: 20%

Wind: 14–17 mph, with gusts up to 25 mph.

Conditions: Partly overcast at night, mostly sunny during the day.

Sunday’s forecast looks a bit brighter, with mostly sunny skies throughout the day and only a slight chance of rain in the evening. The winds will still be present, but they’ll be a bit calmer than on Friday and Saturday, with gusts reaching up to 25 mph. The lower rain probability and sunny daytime conditions should make for a beautiful end to the Miami leg of Swift’s Eras Tour.

How to Prepare for the Concert

If you’re heading to the Hard Rock Stadium for either Saturday or Sunday’s show, it’s always a good idea to be prepared. Even though the chance of rain is relatively low, Friday’s surprise rainstorm showed that anything can happen in South Florida’s unpredictable weather.

Here are a few tips to make sure you’re ready for whatever the evening brings:

Bring a poncho – Ponchos are easier to pack and wear than umbrellas, especially in a crowded stadium. You won’t want to block anyone’s view, and they’ll keep you dry without taking up too much space.

Wear weather-appropriate clothing – While Swift looked iconic in her soaked "22" shirt, you might prefer to stay dry. Dress in layers so you can adapt to changes in temperature and weather throughout the evening.

Stay hydrated – South Florida’s weather can be humid, even when it’s raining. Make sure to drink plenty of water before and during the concert to stay comfortable.

Arrive early – Given the breezy conditions and potential for rain, it’s a good idea to get to the stadium early to avoid any weather-related delays. Plus, you’ll get to soak in the atmosphere and excitement before the show starts.

For many Swifties, a “rain show” is seen as a badge of honor. It’s one of those unique concert experiences that fans will remember for years to come. There’s something magical about watching Taylor Swift perform in the rain, with the weather adding an extra layer of drama to an already powerful show. It becomes a shared experience, one that bonds the audience and makes that particular concert stand out from the rest of the tour.

On Friday, as fans sang along to hits like “22” and “You Belong with Me,” the rain seemed to amplify the emotions in the stadium. The soaked clothes, the gusts of wind, and the glistening stage created a surreal atmosphere — one that Swift fully embraced.

While the chance of rain for Saturday and Sunday is lower than it was for Friday, there’s still a possibility that Miami could host another Taylor Swift rain show this weekend. With a 20% chance of rain and breezy conditions on both days, it’s best to prepare for anything. Whether the skies stay clear or bring another shower, one thing is certain: Swifties at Hard Rock Stadium are in for another unforgettable night as Taylor Swift brings her Eras Tour magic to Miami.