Meteorologist Amy Freeze presents the evening weather forecast for Miami and the broader Southeast. Enjoy a balmy night with clear skies in Miami, while keeping an eye on diverse weather patterns across the region.

In her latest forecast update, Meteorologist Amy Freeze covers the serene and clear evening skies of Miami, alongside a wider view of the Southeast’s weather. From gentle breezes in Miami to rain bands stretching from Mississippi to the Carolinas, Amy provides a comprehensive look at upcoming conditions. The post also includes up-to-date details on temperatures, wind speeds, and the UV index for those planning outdoor activities.
The Southeast region is experiencing a range of weather conditions. A band of rain extends from northern Mississippi through Alabama, reaching up into southern Tennessee and the Carolinas. Charlotte is seeing showers, with this rain band advancing toward Raleigh. Farther to the south, rain is embracing the Florida Panhandle north of Jacksonville and stretching over to Savannah. Areas like Miami and Tampa are staying dry with no precipitation currently on the radar. Montgomery and Atlanta are seeing increased cloud cover as the frontal system pushes east. Shreveport and New Orleans are under clear skies, making for pleasant conditions today. A severe weather system, including thunderstorms, is evident over the western parts of the Carolinas, potentially advancing toward the northeast.
This evening in Miami, you can expect partly cloudy skies at 9 PM with a temperature of 75 degrees and a northeast wind at 10 mph. By 11 PM, the temperature slightly lowers to 74 degrees as skies clear up further, and the wind eases to 9 mph from the northeast. By 1 AM, conditions become mostly clear with the temperature dipping to 73 degrees and a gentle northeast breeze at 6 mph.
Now for the low temperatures, the Southeast is in store for a chilly night as colder air moves in. Memphis will cool down to 39 degrees, while Nashville can expect a low of 41. Shreveport will drop to 50 degrees. Jackson will see a low of 45 degrees. In Montgomery, temperatures will fall to 46 degrees, and Atlanta will wake up to 41 degrees. Savannah is expected to have a low of 52. Warmer conditions linger in Florida, with Tampa at 61 degrees and Miami at 64 degrees.
High temperatures across the Southeast tomorrow are shaping up to be quite warm. In Texas, Houston will lead with an afternoon high of 88 degrees, well above average for this time of year. Shreveport will see a pleasant 81 degrees while Jackson, Mississippi is forecasted to reach 75 degrees. As we move east, temperatures remain warm, with New Orleans hitting 79 degrees and Montgomery expected to reach 72 degrees. Atlanta will be slightly cooler at 66 degrees, while Nashville will only warm up to 61 degrees, reflecting a cooler trend as it pulls in air from the north. In Florida, both Jacksonville and Miami will experience highs of 82 and 81 degrees, respectively, maintaining the region’s typical warmth. Savannah is also looking at a balmy 77 degrees.
A cold front is set to sweep through the Southeast on Thursday, bringing an active and shifting weather pattern. Expect thunderstorms, some potentially severe, moving from Memphis to Atlanta by evening. Significant rain and strong winds are the primary concerns, with isolated hail possible. Further south, showers will impact areas from New Orleans to Jacksonville, enhancing the risk of flash flooding in low-lying regions. Temperatures will remain stable before cooling slightly post-frontal passage, leading to more mild conditions heading into the weekend.
The UV index in Miami will be very high on Thursday with a level of 10, meaning sunburn can occur in as little as 12 minutes. Make sure to apply sunscreen frequently and seek shade during midday hours. Friday will see extreme levels with a UV index of 11, reducing burn time to just 11 minutes.
For the 7-day forecast in Miami: Thursday: Partly cloudy skies with a high of 79 degrees and a low of 68. Friday: Another partly cloudy day, warming up to 80 degrees and cooling down to 65 at night. Saturday: Clear conditions expected with a high of 81 degrees and a low of 61. Sunday: Clear skies continue, reaching a high of 79 degrees, and a low of 67. Monday: Clear and sunny with temperatures peaking at 79 degrees during the day and dipping to 66 at night. Tuesday: Mostly clear with a daytime high of 82 degrees and a nighttime low of 65. Wednesday: Mostly clear skies maintain with continued warmth, hitting a high of 82 degrees and an overnight low of 70.