Miami sees a dynamic weather pattern today, with temperatures hovering in the mid-80s. Expect partly cloudy skies with potential for scattered thunderstorms. Stay prepped and read on for more detailed insights!

Welcome to your detailed forecast for Miami and the Southeast! Miami graces us with partly cloudy skies, temperatures in the mid-80s, and scattered showers—perfect for those who come prepared. Across the Southeast, weather conditions vary, from clear skies to approaching rain bands. Whether you’re in Miami, Savannah, or Atlanta, we’ve got your weather needs covered from today into next week! Learn about the expected temperature shifts, storm warnings, and sun safety tips. Make Amy Freeze your go-to source for weather wisdom. The Southeast is enjoying mostly clear skies this morning. There’s a significant band of rain just off the coast, stretching from Savannah up toward the Carolinas, which will likely impact those areas later. Meanwhile, some scattered showers are visible off the coast of Florida near Miami and Tampa, with a few showers potentially reaching inland areas. The rest of the region, including cities like Atlanta and Montgomery, remains dry and clear for now.
Temperatures this afternoon in Miami linger around 86 degrees, with a light east-southeast wind at 10 miles per hour. Scattered thunderstorms are expected, so keep an umbrella handy. By 6 PM, the temperature drops slightly to 85 degrees with winds easing to 8 miles per hour. The skies become partly cloudy, transitioning to clear by 8 PM with temperatures at 84 degrees.
High temperatures in the Southeast today are heating up, with Shreveport leading the pack at 94 degrees. Jackson and Memphis are both set to reach 91 degrees, while Montgomery is not far behind with a high of 91 as well. In Atlanta, it will be slightly cooler with a high of 88 degrees. Meanwhile, in Florida, expect Tampa to soar to 92 degrees while Miami stays more comfortable at 88 degrees.
Tonight, temperatures will remain warm across the Southeast, with Memphis cooling down to 74 degrees. Nashville is expected to see a low of 73 degrees, while Jackson will also settle at 73. Farther south, New Orleans will drop to 78 degrees, and Tampa will stay mild at 77. Expect a balmy evening in Miami with a low of 79 degrees.
Tomorrow, highs in the Southeast are trending well above average for this time of year. Atlanta will see temperatures peaking at 91 degrees, while Montgomery is forecasted to reach 94 degrees. Jackson and Shreveport are both expected to hit 93 degrees. In Florida, Jacksonville will warm up to 94 degrees, and Tampa will see a high of 92 degrees. Miami will be slightly cooler with a high of 87 degrees, but still pleasant for outdoor activities.
An unsettled weather pattern moves into the Southeast as a cold front pushes eastward from Mississippi and Alabama towards Georgia. Expect thunderstorms with potential for heavy rainfall in areas from Montgomery to Atlanta throughout tomorrow. Localized flooding is a concern due to the precipitation, especially with some spots accumulating over an inch of rain. By the afternoon, the storm system continues its journey, impacting areas like Savannah and Jacksonville with showers and gusty winds.
Miami will experience an extreme UV index of 11 today, with a burn time of about 11 minutes in direct sunlight. It’s crucial to take sun safety measures, such as applying a high-SPF sunscreen and wearing protective clothing.