This week in Miami, anticipate a mix of showers, sunny days, and potential thunderstorms. Stay updated with the latest weather forecasts and tips to enjoy your week safely!

Welcome to your comprehensive guide on Miami’s shifting weather this week! From unexpected showers to crystal clear skies, every day holds a surprise. Today, temperatures peak at 86°F but prepare for rain showers early on. As we move through the week, the variability continues with late showers on Wednesday and mostly cloudy skies by Thursday. Expect partly cloudy days towards the weekend with consistently warm temperatures peaking in the high 80s. Don’t forget to stay hydrated and wear sunscreen during higher UV index days! Read on for detailed daily forecasts and tips to optimize your week amidst Miami’s dynamic weather. A line of rain showers is sweeping across northern Florida, impacting areas near Jacksonville and moving towards Savannah. Miami and the southern part of Florida are experiencing scattered rain showers. In Louisiana, Shreveport is on the edge of rain bands, while parts of eastern Texas near Houston are receiving intermittent showers. The conditions are mostly clear elsewhere in the Southeast, with Memphis and Atlanta currently under dry, mostly clear skies.
Expect a stormy afternoon in Miami with temperatures starting at 82 degrees. Winds will shift from the south at 9 miles per hour, bringing heavy thunderstorms that could impact outdoor plans. By 6 PM, temperatures will slightly cool to 79 degrees under continued rain as winds turn west-southwest at 8 miles per hour. By 8 PM, prepare for a few showers with temperatures at 77 degrees and winds from the west-northwest at 5 miles per hour.
Today’s regional high temperatures in the Southeast are heating up as summer rolls in. Atlanta will reach a high of 94 degrees, while Montgomery is expected to see similar warmth at 94 as well. Jacksonville will hit 92, providing a balmy day for residents. New Orleans sits slightly cooler at 88 degrees, likely benefiting from some maritime influences. Up in Memphis, expect a high of 90, while Houston will see a comfortable 90 degrees as well.
Tonight, temperatures will remain relatively warm across the Southeast with Chicago dropping to 75 degrees. Expect a low of 76 in Atlanta and Savannah, while Memphis will see a low of 75. Montgomery will also be mild at 76 degrees, and Jacksonville is forecasted at 76 as well. New Orleans will wrap up the night at a warm 79 degrees, maintaining the higher temps throughout the region.
Tomorrow, Montgomery will see a sizzling high of 98 degrees, surpassing its average for this time of year. Atlanta isn’t far behind, reaching 92 degrees, also above the seasonal norm. In New Orleans, expect a warm 91 degrees, while Jackson will be slightly hotter at 94 degrees. Further southeast, temperatures in Tampa and Jacksonville will each round out at 88 degrees, indicating a typical summer pattern across Florida. Memphis will also join the warmer trend with a high of 93 degrees, maintaining the heat wave gripping the region.
The Southeast futurecast shows an active weather pattern with a low-pressure system moving eastward, bringing showers and thunderstorms to the region. Heavy rain is expected from New Orleans through Tampa, potentially causing localized flooding. Thunderstorm activity could intensify in parts of Alabama and Georgia, with gusty winds as the main concern. Temperatures will remain warm but expect a slight drop behind the front. By late Wednesday, drier conditions are anticipated, ushering in clearer skies for the latter half of the week.
The UV index in Miami is at 7 today, which is considered high, with a burn time of about 20 minutes under direct sunlight. On Tuesday, expect the UV index to decrease to 5, offering a little more time before sunburn, around 27 minutes. Remember to wear protective clothing and apply sunscreen to enjoy your time in the sun safely!