Is it a sunny day or a rainy one? In Miami, it might just be both! Catch all the latest weather updates and plan your perfect day out with insights from renowned meteorologist Amy Freeze.

Is it a sunny day or a rainy one? In Miami, it might just be both! Catch all the latest weather updates and plan your perfect day out with insights from renowned meteorologist Amy Freeze. Rain showers are currently impacting the southeastern corner of Georgia and the northern part of Florida, particularly around Savannah and Jacksonville, where moderate to heavy rain is happening. As the rain moves northward, it is bringing wet weather to areas close to the South Carolina coast. The rest of the Southeast, including Houston, New Orleans, and Montgomery, remains dry and relatively clear at the moment. Meanwhile, Memphis and areas stretching towards Atlanta are under partly cloudy skies, keeping the rain at bay.
In Miami this afternoon, temperatures start at 81 degrees at 3 PM, cooling slightly to 79 degrees by 5 PM, and reaching 77 degrees by 7 PM. Expect sunny conditions transitioning to mostly clear skies as the evening approaches. Winds remain steady, coming from the east-northeast at 13 miles per hour during the day and slightly dropping to 12 miles per hour by 7 PM.
Looking at today’s high temperatures across the Southeast, it’s a warm one for many. In Jackson, we’re seeing a high of 89 degrees, while Shreveport is close behind at 87. New Orleans expects a high of 85, and Houston will hit 84 degrees. Montgomery reaches a warm 86, and Jacksonville isn’t far off at 81. Down in Florida, Tampa is sizzling with a high of 92, while Miami settles for a pleasant 82 degrees.
Overnight expect 69 degrees in Shreveport and 67 in Jackson. Further east, Nashville will see a low of 66 degrees, while Atlanta cools down to 63. In Florida, Jacksonville will rest at 64 degrees, and Tampa is expected to be slightly warmer at 65. However, Charlotte is cooler at 62, setting the stage for a fresh start to the day.
Tomorrow, the Southeast will bask in above-average temperatures as a warm front continues to influence the region. Atlanta is expected to hit a high of 80 degrees, while Savannah warms up to 80 as well. Montgomery and Jackson will see even warmer conditions, with highs reaching 88 degrees. New Orleans is also set for a pleasant day at 86 degrees. In Florida, both Jacksonville and Tampa are forecasted to reach 81 and 87 degrees, respectively, contributing to a summery feel across the region.
A cold front is set to sweep across the Southeast tomorrow, bringing scattered thunderstorms and showers from Mississippi through Georgia. Expect significant rain and potential flash flooding, particularly from Birmingham to Atlanta. Winds could become gusty as storms intensify, so remain alert for any severe weather alerts. Temperatures will drop slightly behind the front, leading to cooler, more comfortable conditions by evening. The rain should start to taper off by late afternoon, giving way to drier skies through central Florida.
The UV index in Miami for both today and tomorrow is extremely high at 11, with sun exposure risks being significant. In direct sunlight, burn times are approximately 11 minutes.