Are you ready for tomorrow’s weather in Miami? Find out from Meteorologist Amy Freeze as she decodes the skies, from thunderstorms across the Carolinas to serene scenes in Miami. Get prepared with all the details!

Meteorologist Amy Freeze provides an in-depth look into the weather dynamics of the Southeast U.S., focusing on the conditions affecting Miami’s morning and beyond. From gentle breezes to potential storms, discover how different forces of nature will interact in the region. Learn about the affecting cold front, UV risks, and temperature shifts that could influence your daily activities. Get detailed weather insights and safety planning tips, ensuring you’re always prepared.
A line of thunderstorms is pushing through the Southeast, primarily impacting the Carolinas and moving toward Charlotte. There’s widespread rain stretching across Georgia, affecting cities like Atlanta and Savannah with moderate precipitation. Miami and Tampa, however, remain mostly clear with dry conditions. To the north, Memphis is experiencing a line of severe storms heading eastward, creating the potential for intense rainfall and gusty winds. Shreveport and Jackson are also under the influence of steady rain, covering much of Mississippi and moving northeast.
Tomorrow morning in Miami starts off warm, with temperatures at 83 degrees at 8 AM, climbing steadily to 87 degrees by noon. Expect partly cloudy skies throughout the morning, with a gentle southeast wind at 9 miles per hour.
Tomorrow in the Southeast, Shreveport is set to reach a sizzling high of 95 degrees, while Houston follows closely at 93. Expect Jackson to hit 93 as well, with Montgomery not far behind at 92. Atlanta and Savannah will see warm temperatures around 89 and 90 degrees respectively, while Jacksonville also hits 91. Miami rounds out the region with a pleasant 87 degrees, making for a warm day overall across the Southeast.
A cold front is expected to push through the Southeast, starting tomorrow in Texas and Oklahoma, bringing showers and thunderstorms into Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama. Heavy rain and possible severe thunderstorms could impact areas from New Orleans to Montgomery by tomorrow evening. As this front progresses, look for storms to stretch into Georgia and the Carolinas through Friday. Be alert for heavy downpours and potential flash flooding, which may lead to hazardous travel conditions. After the front passes, expect cooler temperatures and clearer skies heading into the weekend.
The UV index in Miami reaches a high of 7 on Thursday, with a sunburn time of about 20 minutes under clear skies. On Friday, conditions intensify with a very high index of 11, reducing burn time to just 11 minutes.
For the 7 day forecast in Miami: Thursday: Cloudy skies with a high of 85 degrees and a low of 79 degrees. Friday: The sun peeks out with partly cloudy conditions; expect a high of 87 degrees and a low of 79 degrees. Saturday: Mostly sunny with temperatures reaching a high of 88 degrees, dipping to 79 degrees at night. Sunday: Enjoy mostly clear skies, with a high of 87 degrees and a low of 80 degrees. Monday: Another clear day, maintaining highs around 87 degrees and lows near 80 degrees. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, with the temperature peaking at 86 degrees during the day and a nighttime low of 80 degrees. Wednesday: Isolated thunderstorms might dot the skies, with a high of 85 degrees and a low of 80 degrees.