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Well, yes and no. Miami studdles the Am and Af line actually (Fort Lauderdale being tropical rainforest, might as well include the city in the transitional list, too) so you are right Miami is a transitional city, but not what you thought. I wonder how many people knew that? But, this is just according to Köppen, though, as Fort Lauderdale meets his threshold for Af
Well, yes and no. Miami studdles the Am and Af line actually (Fort Lauderdale being tropical rainforest, might as well include the city in the transitional list, too) so you are right Miami is a transitional city, but not what you thought. I wonder how many people knew that? But, this is just according to Köppen, though, as Fort Lauderdale meets his threshold for Af
Yes, I know Köppen is kryptonite on this forum when it comes to classifying US climates, but let's face it. His maps are the most referenced in this day and age
Another one: Rize has a borderline Mediterranean/humid subtropical climate
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Trondheim comes pretty close, but there has to be better examples.
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