Start your day with a bright Miami morning! While the rest of the Southeast deals with storms, Miami welcomes you with partly cloudy skies and a gentle breeze. Get the full scoop on what’s happening weather-wise in your area.

As the Southeast braces for a line of thunderstorms stretching from New Orleans to Atlanta, Miami offers a serene morning with partly cloudy skies and temperatures comfortably in the 80s. Further details on the regional weather patterns, temperature variations, and safety precautions under the high UV index await you in our comprehensive update.
A line of thunderstorms is currently stretching across the southeast, producing severe weather right from New Orleans up through Montgomery, Alabama, and towards Atlanta, Georgia. These storms are accompanied by heavy rain, impacting cities like Jackson and extending towards the Carolinas with Charlotte experiencing downpours. Meanwhile, light showers and cloud cover are moving across Jacksonville up to Savannah, indicating additional rain in their path. The coastal areas of Tampa are notably clear, offering a brief respite from the storms farther north.
Temperatures in Miami tomorrow morning start at 83 degrees at 8 AM and rise to 89 degrees by midday. Expect partly cloudy skies with a gentle northeast wind, initially from the north at 5 mph, gradually increasing to 9 mph by noon. The warm morning will set the stage for a sunny afternoon.
Tomorrow in the Southeast, temperatures will be sizzling. In Memphis, expect a high of 89 degrees, while Jackson reaches a warm 91. New Orleans will see temperatures at 88 degrees, and in Atlanta, highs will hit 79. Temperatures in Tampa will soar to 95 degrees, significantly above average for this time of year. Miami is on track for a warm 91.
A line of showers and thunderstorms is making its way across the Southeast, impacting cities from New Orleans to Jacksonville. Expect some gusty winds and moderate rainfall from these storms, particularly from Savannah through Jacksonville. Rainfall totals could accumulate over an inch in some areas, potentially leading to localized flooding concerns. As the front passes, cooler and drier air will briefly settle in, offering some relief from the humidity, albeit temporarily.
The UV index in Miami for today is extreme, at a value of 11, with potential sunburn in approximately 11 minutes if unprotected. For tomorrow, the UV index remains at 11, so take precautions by applying sunscreen, wearing hats, and seeking shade during peak sunlight hours to avoid quick burn times.
Tuesday: Partly cloudy with a high of 90 degrees and a low of 81 degrees. Wednesday: Similar conditions with partly cloudy skies, highs of 90 degrees and lows of 81 degrees. Thursday: Temperatures start to cool slightly, hitting 87 degrees for the high and 80 degrees for the low, with partly cloudy skies. Friday: Showers arrive late, with a daytime high of 86 degrees and an evening low of 81 degrees. Saturday: Look for partly cloudy skies with consistent temperatures, a high of 86 degrees and a low of 81 degrees. Sunday: Continuing with partly cloudy weather, temperatures will peak at 87 degrees with lows around 81 degrees. Monday: Mostly clear skies as we enter the week, with temperatures topping out at 88 degrees and dipping to a low of 82 degrees.