Miami-Dade County·Miami Beach Area·Atlantic Coast

Should you swim at Crandon Park Beach after rain?

This page is built for the day when a beach looks tempting but recent rain makes the normal badge harder to trust.

GOODLatest sample: September 10, 202624 CFU/100mL42% poor-sample history

Current picture

GOOD on the latest sample at 24 CFU/100mL.

Recent-sample context

5 poor samples and 5 non-good samples in the displayed history.

Rain still matters

Stormwater can make this page stale faster than the normal testing schedule, especially after heavy rain.

Wait window

72 hours

Use that as the default buffer after heavy rain before trusting routine samples too much.

Latest poor sample

September 9, 2026

A recent poor sample is a stronger reason to be conservative after runoff.

Displayed-sample spike risk

42%

Lower is better when weather makes your same-day decision harder.

Lower-Risk Nearby Options After Rain

Rain guide →

Water Quality History — Latest Samples

Sample source: Crandon Park Beach

35.4
70.5
2
Jul
300
Jul
2
Jul
2
Jul
4
Aug
4
Aug
88
Aug
104
Aug
720
Aug
6
Sep
300
Sep
24
Sep

Values in CFU/100mL. Green = Good (≤35.4), Yellow = Moderate (35.5–70.4), Red = Poor (≥70.5)

Recent Warning-Sign Samples

Full history →

September 9, 2026

300 CFU/100mL · POOR

POOR

August 31, 2026

720 CFU/100mL · POOR

POOR

August 28, 2026

104 CFU/100mL · POOR

POOR

August 25, 2026

88 CFU/100mL · POOR

POOR

July 21, 2026

300 CFU/100mL · POOR

POOR

How To Use This Page

This page is built for the day when a beach looks tempting but recent rain makes the normal badge harder to trust.

Use this view as a decision aid, not a guarantee. The latest sample, visible runoff, and recent weather still matter more than any single list or chart.

If you want the main same-day answer instead, go back to the Crandon Park Beach beach page.

Data from FL DOH Healthy Beaches Program. This is an independent project, not official real-time clearance — check with Florida DOH for official conditions.