Tonight’s forecast in Miami calls for an evening of partly cloudy skies with steady temperatures around 84-85 degrees. Explore what this means for your night out and how the weather in the Southeast impacts your plans!

This is your go-to update for the climate conditions on July 28, 2025, in Miami and across the Southeast. With a mix of clear skies and periodic storms, temperatures are steaming up, making it crucial to stay hydrated and protected. From Miami’s evening temps to the forecast for scorching days ahead, get all the details on what to expect and how to safely enjoy the Southeast’s sizzling summer.
The Southeast is mostly calm with a few key areas of interest. Light rain showers are seen west of Miami, while a more organized storm system is swirling off the Atlantic coast near Savannah, moving toward the Carolinas. A small patch of rain is also visible over the Gulf of Mexico, southwest of New Orleans. Overall, clear skies dominate from Memphis to Charlotte, providing a tranquil start to the day across much of the region.
This evening in Miami, temperatures will hold steady near 85 degrees at 9 PM, dipping only slightly to 84 degrees by 11 PM and maintaining 84 degrees through 1 AM. Winds will blow gently from the east-southeast at 7 miles per hour early in the evening, calming overnight to 4 miles per hour. The sky will remain partly cloudy, providing a pleasant backdrop for any outdoor activities.
Tonight, temperatures will remain warm across the Southeast with Memphis hitting 78 degrees. Jackson will see a low around 76, while New Orleans stays mild at 79. Expect lows of 78 in both Jacksonville and Savannah, with temperatures just slightly cooler in Atlanta at 75. Tampa rounds out the region with a low of 79 degrees.
Tomorrow, high temperatures in the Southeast are set to soar, with Shreveport reaching a blistering 100 degrees. Houston is also in for a hot day, expecting to hit 98 degrees. Atlanta will see a warm high of 94 degrees, while Jackson and New Orleans both hover around 95 degrees. Jacksonville will experience slightly warmer conditions, peaking at 99 degrees, and Savannah reaches 96. Overall, these temperatures are indicative of above-average summer warmth across the region, influenced by a high-pressure system keeping skies mostly clear.
A potent weather system is set to influence the Southeast region tomorrow. Expect a line of active thunderstorms stretching from Houston through the Gulf Coast, impacting areas to the north, including Jackson and Shreveport. Jacksonville and Savannah will see rain and thunderstorms intensify by afternoon. Keep an eye out for the risk of severe weather, particularly strong winds and heavy rain in localized areas. Following the storm, conditions are expected to clear up westward, bringing some relief in temperatures and humidity levels by the weekend.
The UV index in Miami will be very high at 11 on Monday, with a burn time of just 11 minutes in direct sunlight. On Tuesday, the UV index remains at 11, so it’s crucial to wear sunscreen and take sun protection measures to avoid quick burns. Stay safe while enjoying the sunny conditions!
Monday: Partly cloudy with a high of 89 degrees and a low of 81 degrees. Tuesday: Mostly clear skies are expected with highs around 89 degrees. Wednesday: Look for mostly sunny conditions with a high of 90 degrees, cooling to 80 at night. Thursday: Partly cloudy, reaching a high of 90 degrees and a low of 81 degrees. Friday: Another day of mostly clear skies with daytime temperatures climbing to 89 degrees and overnight lows at 81 degrees. Saturday: The sun shines on mostly clear skies with a high of 90 degrees and a low of 81 degrees. Sunday: Mostly clear again, holding steady with highs at 89 degrees and lows at 81 degrees. Stay cool and hydrated in the Miami warmth!