Meteorologist Amy Freeze provides an engaging forecast update for Miami with insights on rain showers across the Southeast. Tune in for a detailed outlook!

Amy Freeze brings you today’s weather forecast from Miami with a gentle reminder about the shifting patterns over the Southeast. From the rain showers in Georgia and the Carolinas to the tranquil Miami evening, get all your weather details here. Join us for both short-term predictions and a lookahead to the upcoming week’s weather nuances across multiple cities.
A band of rain showers stretches from central Georgia to the coastal Carolinas, with heavier activity moving just east of Charlotte. Atlanta is currently experiencing some light rain, while drier conditions persist toward Birmingham. Scattered showers are also visible from Houston heading eastward to New Orleans. Severe weather is not a concern, but the continuous rain in these regions might cause localized flooding. Coastal areas like Savannah and Jacksonville are seeing light rain as well, making it a soggy morning along the southeastern coast.
For this evening in Miami, temperatures start at 85 degrees at 9 PM, easing down slightly to 82 degrees by 1 AM. Winds will shift from 9 mph out of the south to 6 mph from the west. The sky will transition from partly cloudy to mostly clear.
Tonight, Memphis is expected to drop to 57 degrees, while Nashville will be a cooler 53. Atlanta will see a low of 60 degrees, and Montgomery is forecasted at 65. Further south, New Orleans will remain mild with a low of 73, and the warmest spot, Miami, will hold at 79.
Tomorrow, Atlanta will reach 84 degrees, slightly above average for this time of year. Jacksonville and Tampa will both hit 92 degrees, a good indication of the summertime warmth in the region. Shreveport is forecasted to match that at 92 degrees as well. New Orleans will see a high of 83 degrees, while Jackson tops out at 89 degrees.
A tranquil weather pattern transitions to an active one across the Southeast. Thunderstorms are expected from Houston to New Orleans tomorrow morning, as a cold front advances eastward. These storms may bring heavy rainfall and strong winds, especially over Montgomery and moving towards Atlanta by late afternoon. Watch for potential severe weather during this period. Following the front, temperatures will cool slightly, providing a brief relief from the humid conditions.
The UV index in Miami peaks at an extreme level of 11 for both today and tomorrow, with potential sunburn occurring in just 11 minutes under direct sunlight.
Wednesday: Expect partly cloudy skies with a high of 89 degrees and a low of 78. Thursday: Slight warming trend continues, reaching a high of 90 degrees with a low around 79, under partly cloudy skies. Friday: More partly cloudy weather is forecasted with temperatures peaking at 88 degrees, dipping to 79 degrees at night. Saturday: The mix of sun and clouds persists, with a high hitting 87 degrees and the low around 80. Sunday: Partly sunny again, maintaining a high of 87 degrees and a low of 80. Monday: Mostly clear skies are expected with a high of 87 degrees and a low of 80. Tuesday: Another round of partly cloudy skies, as temperatures climb to 89 degrees with an overnight low of 80.