This week in Miami, enjoy the sun but don’t forget your umbrella! With temperatures peaking at 87°F and nightly lows around 78°F, prepare for both beach days and thunderstorms.

Welcome to your comprehensive guide to this week’s weather in Miami. Enjoy mostly sunny skies perfect for the beach today, with highs reaching up to 87°F. Don’t be fooled by the sun; scattered showers along the Gulf Coast signal changing conditions. The evenings will cool slightly with temperatures comfortably in the mid-80s. Looking ahead, expect mild weather but stay cautious of sudden thunderstorms, particularly towards the weekend. Remember, the UV index suggests high sunlight intensity, so apply sunscreen liberally. Prepare for variable weather and have plans for both indoor and outdoor activities. A glance at the Regional Radar reveals that rain showers are scattered along the Gulf Coast, stretching from eastern Texas through New Orleans and extending into the Florida Panhandle. Cities like New Orleans and Jacksonville are experiencing noticeable precipitation. Meanwhile, the regions around Atlanta and Charlotte are currently cloud-free. This pattern suggests that areas further inland, such as Montgomery and Jackson, are in for a mix of passing showers as the day progresses.
This afternoon in Miami, temperatures are reaching up to 87 degrees with mostly cloudy skies. Winds are gently blowing from the southeast at 8 miles per hour, creating a warm yet comfortable afternoon. By 6 PM, temperatures will slightly drop to 85 degrees under cloudy skies. As we head into the evening, expect the skies to remain mostly cloudy with temperatures around 83 degrees and a light breeze from the east-southeast at 6 miles per hour.
Today’s temperatures are warming up nicely across the Southeast. In Shreveport, we’re looking at a high of 94 degrees, while Jackson is hitting 89. New Orleans will see a pleasant 87 degrees under partly cloudy skies. Further east, both Savannah and Atlanta are reaching 90, bringing some summer heat to the region. Meanwhile, Jacksonville and Tampa are slightly cooler at 87 degrees, but still feeling warm and humid.
Tonight, Memphis will cool down to 73 degrees. Expect 72 in Nashville and a low of 74 in Jackson. Montgomery will drop to 72, while Atlanta will see a low of 73. Further south, New Orleans remains warmer at 77 degrees, with Tampa not far behind at 74.
Tomorrow in Shreveport, expect a scorching high of 96 degrees, while Houston will reach 93 degrees. In New Orleans, temperatures will hit 89 degrees, and Jackson will also warm up to 89. Atlanta will be slightly cooler at 88 degrees, and Nashville will see a high of 88 as well. Across Florida, Tampa can expect 83 degrees, with Jacksonville slightly warmer at 86.
Mild weather dominates most of the Southeast in the coming day, but be prepared for pop-up showers and thunderstorms, especially in areas stretching from Jackson, Mississippi, to Montgomery, Alabama. Expect a scattering of showers from Atlanta to Chattanooga by midday. The heaviest rain will likely impact Western Florida, bringing localized downpours around Tampa and Jacksonville. Temperatures will hover in the mid-80s but slight cooling arrives as showers lift by late tomorrow. No widespread severe weather is anticipated, but localized heavy rain could cause brief flooding.
The UV index in Miami will be very high on Sunday with a value of 9, leading to a burn time of about 15 minutes in direct sunlight. On Monday, expect a slight decrease to 8, with a burn time of approximately 17 minutes. It’s important to apply sunscreen and seek shade to protect against potential sunburn!