From Miami’s warm evenings to the stormy developments across the Southeast, meteorologist Amy Freeze brings you the latest in regional weather. Expect a mixed bag of conditions – perfect for planning ahead!

Meteorologist Amy Freeze’s updates bring clarity to the oscillating weather patterns over Miami and the broader Southeast. With temperatures fluctuating and storms on the horizon, get the expert breakdown and tips on how to prepare for what’s coming. For more deep dives into the weather, make sure to check out the full insights at our blog post linked above!
Wet weather stretches across Florida with Tampa and Jacksonville experiencing heavy rain showers. Thunderstorms are developing over the Gulf of Mexico, moving towards the Panhandle, promising a soggy day ahead. Clouds cover Alabama but remain mostly dry, while Montgomery is not far from seeing some rain. Jackson and New Orleans enjoy a break from precipitation under mostly clear skies. Miami has a brief respite, although surrounding areas experience light showers.
This evening in Miami, temperatures are set to stay warm, beginning at 82 degrees at 9 PM, gradually dipping to 80 degrees by 1 AM. Expect mostly cloudy skies shifting to partly cloudy later in the night. Winds are light, coming from the west-southwest at 5 miles per hour. Keep those evening plans as high pressure dominates, maintaining calm weather.
Tonight Shreveport will see a low of 67 degrees, while Jackson will drop to 63. Expect 70 degrees in Jacksonville and 68 in Savannah. Atlanta is forecast to be a bit cooler at 62 degrees. Miami remains warm with a low of 77 degrees, while Tampa will settle at 73.
Tomorrow Houston is expected to soar to a scorching 92 degrees, while New Orleans and Montgomery will both reach 85 degrees. Atlanta will enjoy a high of 83, and farther east, Jacksonville will see temperatures hitting 90 degrees. Savannah warms up to 87 degrees, contributing to the summer-like feel across the region. Memphis registers a high of 84 degrees, maintaining warm trends throughout the Southeast.
A cold front approaches from Texas into Mississippi and Alabama with embedded thunderstorms, causing weather activity to ramp up across the Southeast. By early Saturday morning, expect storms to span from Houston to New Orleans. Memphis and Atlanta could experience heavy downpours and gusty winds which may lead to localized flooding. Severe weather, including isolated tornadoes, is possible as the front moves eastward. Expect a cooler, clearer end to the weekend behind the frontal passage.
The UV index in Miami is high at 7 this Saturday, with a burn time of approximately 20 minutes under direct sunlight. On Sunday, the index decreases slightly to 5, offering a burn time of about 27 minutes.
Saturday: Mostly cloudy conditions with a high of 89 degrees and a low of 78 degrees. Sunday: Similar weather with mostly cloudy skies, highs reaching 89 degrees and lows at 78 degrees. Monday: Expect scattered thunderstorms with temperatures peaking at 83 degrees, cooling down to 75 degrees in the evening. Tuesday: Another day of scattered thunderstorms, the high will be 82 degrees and the low around 77 degrees. Wednesday: Cloudy skies prevail, keeping temperatures consistent with a high of 82 degrees and a low of 79 degrees. Thursday: Mostly cloudy conditions with a slight warm-up, reaching a high of 86 degrees and a low of 80 degrees. Friday: Expect partly cloudy skies to wrap up the week, with the temperature hitting a comfortable high of 86 degrees and a low of 80 degrees.