While Miami revels in clear skies, a powerful storm system brings chaos to the Southeast. Dive into a detailed analysis with Meteorologist Amy Freeze.

Welcome to a comprehensive look at the contrasting weather sweeping across the Southeast. Miami enjoys serene, star-lit evenings while cities like Memphis and Atlanta brace for torrential rains and thunder. With expert insights from Amy Freeze, understand the dynamics at play and learn how to stay safe during severe weather periods. Plus, get a peek into Miami’s sunny forecast for the upcoming week.
A strong line of storms is sweeping across the Southeast, moving from the western portion of the region. Memphis is at the center of intense rainfall and thunderstorms, extending south toward Jackson. The system is pushing eastward, with Atlanta already seeing increasing cloud cover ahead of the precipitation. Rain showers are tracking towards Montgomery, while areas like Charlotte and Savannah enjoy a brief respite from wet conditions. Miami and Tampa remain dry, but conditions could change as the system progresses.
For this evening in Miami, temperatures will start at 82 degrees at 9 PM, gradually cooling to 80 degrees by 1 AM. You can expect mostly clear skies, making it a pleasant evening for outdoor activities. Winds will gently shift from the southeast, starting at 7 miles per hour at 9 PM and easing to 5 miles per hour by 1 AM.
Tonight Jackson will cool down to 74 degrees, while Shreveport is expected to hit 74 as well. Atlanta will see a low of 70 degrees, and Montgomery is projected to be slightly cooler at 71 degrees. In Florida, temperatures will remain warmer with a low of 75 in Tampa and 78 in Miami. Houston rounds out the region with a mild low of 78 degrees.
High temperatures for Atlanta tomorrow will reach a high of 88 degrees, while Montgomery is expected to hit 91. Jacksonville could see temperatures soaring to 96 degrees, far above seasonal averages. New Orleans will feel the warmth at 90 degrees, and Miami is set for a high of 88.
A robust line of thunderstorms is set to sweep through the Southeast tomorrow, beginning from New Orleans to Jacksonville by early afternoon. The frontal boundary will stir up the Gulf moisture, leading to torrential downpours and strong gusty winds predominantly across Mississippi and Alabama. Cities like Atlanta and Montgomery should brace for potential flash flooding, with rainfall amounts reaching up to two inches. This system might bring severe weather conditions, so stay vigilant for updates. Temperatures drop by about 5 to 10 degrees post-front, ushering in cooler, more stable air by the weekend.
The UV index in Miami is extremely high at 11 for both Sunday and Monday, with a brief burn time of just 11 minutes.
Sunday: Partly cloudy with a high of 87 degrees and a low of 77. Monday: Mostly clear skies, reaching a high of 87 degrees, cooling to a low of 79. Tuesday: The sunshine continues with mostly clear conditions and a high of 88 degrees, low around 79. Wednesday: Clear skies dominate the day, temperatures peaking at 89 degrees and dipping to 78 overnight. Thursday: Another clear day, similar to Wednesday, with a high of 89 degrees and a low of 78. Friday: Expect partly cloudy conditions with a high of 88 degrees and a low of 78. Saturday: Wrapping up the week with mostly clear conditions, high at 88 degrees and low at 79.