Catch up with Meteorologist Amy Freeze for a quick dive into this week’s weather in Miami and the Southeast. From sunshine to showers, know what’s ahead!

Meteorologist Amy Freeze here with a full breakdown of this week’s weather in Miami and the Southeast region. While Miami enjoys partly sunny skies and warm breezes, showers loom in the forecast. Stick with us to navigate through scattered showers heading towards New Orleans, and learn how the weather might affect your plans from Tampa to Montgomery. With evaluation of temperature shifts and weather advisories, stay prepared and informed with Amy Freeze’s expert insights. Visit our complete guide on ‘https://amyfreeze.ai/’ for more detailed updates! On the Regional Radar, the Southeast is experiencing mostly clear conditions with a few notable exceptions. Scattered showers and a storm cell are evident in the Gulf of Mexico, moving toward the Louisiana coast with potential to bring rain to New Orleans. A band of light rain stretches from eastern Louisiana through to the Alabama-Mississippi border and into central Mississippi, impacting Jackson. This precipitation is advancing towards Atlanta and Montgomery, likely bringing wet conditions. Areas like Charlotte, Savannah, and Jacksonville are currently enjoying clear skies.
Afternoon temperatures in Miami reach 88 degrees with a gentle east-southeast breeze at 10 miles per hour. Skies will be mostly cloudy at 4 PM, providing some reprieve from the sun. Temps cool slightly to 84 degrees by 8 PM, transitioning to partly cloudy skies. It’s a warm afternoon, so stay hydrated if you’re out and about!
Today’s high temperature in Jackson are aimed at 90 degrees, while New Orleans will be cooler at 84. Montgomery and Atlanta can both expect a high of 90 and 83 degrees, respectively. Across coastal areas, Jacksonville and Savannah hit 91, feeling quite warm under the sun. Tampa is a bit more moderate today at 89, while Miami reaches 90 degrees with those coastal breezes.
Tonight in the Southeast, temperatures are dropping significantly as cool air settles in. Expect a chilly 52 degrees in Charlotte and a brisk 56 in Nashville. Montgomery will see a low of 65, while Jackson cools down to 69. Atlanta is forecasted to reach 57 degrees, and Savannah will be slightly warmer at 67. Temperatures in southern areas like Tampa will remain mild at 73, but contrast sharply with the northern cities.
High temperatures in the Southeast region are expected to be well above average tomorrow. In Florida, Tampa will reach a sweltering 94 degrees, while Jacksonville tops out at 93. Farther inland, Jackson pegs a high of 90 degrees, with Memphis coming in slightly cooler at 76. New Orleans will see a comfortable high of 86 degrees. Montgomery will also enjoy warm weather with a high of 89 degrees, influenced by a large, persistent ridge of high pressure across the region.
A potent weather system impacts the Southeast, bringing a mix of sun and clouds with scattered showers and thunderstorms from Houston to Atlanta by Thursday morning. Severe weather risk exists, particularly from New Orleans to Montgomery, with the potential for heavy rain and strong winds. Expect cooler temperatures post-front, with drier air moving in by Friday. The forecast calls for an inch or more of rain, potentially exacerbating flooding concerns, especially in areas with saturated soils.
The UV index in Miami will be extreme on Thursday and Friday, with a level of 11. This indicates a very high risk of harm from unprotected sun exposure, with expected burn times of just 11 minutes in direct sunlight.