Meteorologist Amy Freeze uncovers the latest patterns from clear to stormy across the Southeast. Get geared up for heat and rain with your comprehensive weekly insights.

Meteorologist Amy Freeze details weather changes across the Southeast, from Miami’s sunny evenings to potential thunderstorms in cities like Memphis. With fluctuating temperatures and severe storm warnings, the forecast aids in understanding and preparing for weather challenges. Notable also are the UV index considerations, crucial for sun protection during high sun exposure days in Miami.
A cluster of severe storms is moving southeast across Memphis, bringing heavy rain and potential thunderstorms to the area. The system is expected to continue towards northern Mississippi and into Alabama. Scattered rain showers are currently moving through Jackson, Mississippi, heading eastward. Areas like Shreveport and New Orleans remain dry. Conditions along the Southeast coastline from Savannah to Miami are also clear.
This evening in Miami, temperatures will gradually decrease from 83 degrees at 9 PM to 81 degrees by 1 AM. Expect mostly clear skies throughout the evening with a light breeze from the south-southeast at 9 miles per hour initially, slowing to 5 miles per hour by early morning.
Tonight Nashville will cool down to 59 degrees, while Memphis sees a low of 62. The temperatures will dip to 61 in both Jackson and Montgomery, and Atlanta is forecasted to reach a low of 61 as well. Farther south, New Orleans will stay warmer with a low of 71, while Tampa remains mild at 76. Miami will round out the warmer temperatures with a low of 78.
Tomorrow in the Southeast, temperatures will soar well above average, especially in Florida. Jacksonville could reach a sweltering 95 degrees, while Savannah is not far behind at 92. Atlanta will see highs of 88 degrees, and Montgomery will hit 88 as well. New Orleans will warm up to 86, with Houston also experiencing a high of 91 degrees.
A band of storms extends from New Orleans to Charlotte, moving eastward tonight into Wednesday. Jackson and Montgomery will see increased thunderstorm activity, with the risk of severe thunderstorms and heavy rain, particularly impacting morning commutes. Keep an eye out for potential flash flooding, especially in low-lying areas. As the storms move toward the Atlantic coast, cities like Savannah and Jacksonville can expect periods of rain and gusty winds. Temperatures will remain warm ahead of the front but will start cooling down by Thursday across the Southeast.
The UV index in Miami will be very high at 11 on both Tuesday and Wednesday. Sun protection is essential with a potential burn time of just 11 minutes in direct sunlight.
For the 7-day forecast in Miami: Tuesday: Enjoy mostly clear skies with a high of 87 degrees and a low around 78. Wednesday: Things heat up to a sunny 89 degrees, with an overnight low of 78. Thursday: Expect partly cloudy skies with temperatures reaching 89 degrees during the day and 79 at night. Friday: Another partly cloudy day with a daytime high of 87 degrees and a low of 79. Saturday: Mostly clear skies are expected, temperatures topping at 87 degrees and dipping to 80 degrees. Sunday: Continued mostly clear conditions with a high of 87 and a low of 80. Monday: Finish out the week with mostly clear skies and a warm high of 89 degrees, with a low of 80.