Explore this week’s weather dynamics in Miami and across the Southeast with Amy Freeze. Get the insights on clear skies, storms, and temperature fluctuations.

Meteorologist Amy Freeze delivers a comprehensive week-long weather forecast for Miami and the surrounding Southeast areas. From unexpected clear skies in Miami to impending storms across Texas and Louisiana, learn how to prepare and what to expect each day. Ensure safety with our severe weather advice, and stay informed with our daily updates.
The Southeast region is currently experiencing varied weather conditions as depicted on the radar. Rain and thunderstorms are sweeping across eastern Texas, with activity moving towards Shreveport and parts of Louisiana. Jackson is already seeing rain, and these showers are projected to advance eastward into Alabama, impacting areas like Montgomery. Georgia and the Carolinas are experiencing mostly clear conditions, with some cloud cover increasing ahead of the approaching system. Coastal areas like Savannah and Jacksonville remain dry, but should stay alert for changing weather.
Temperatures this evening in Miami remain steady at 79 degrees before a slight dip to 78 degrees by 1 AM. Expect partly cloudy skies throughout the evening, providing a pleasant ambiance. Winds will be gentle, coming from the east-southeast at 9 to 10 miles per hour.
Tonight in the Southeast, temperatures will drop significantly, with Memphis cooling down to 62 degrees. Nashville will experience a low of 60 degrees, while Atlanta is forecasted to be slightly cooler at 61. In Louisiana, Shreveport will see a low of 64 degrees, and Jackson is expected to drop to 63. Farther south, New Orleans will have a mild low of 68, while Tampa and Miami stay warm at 73 and 75 degrees respectively.
High temperatures tomorrow in the Southeast are trending well above average. Atlanta will see a high of 72 degrees, while Montgomery is forecasted to reach 80. New Orleans is also warm at 76 degrees, with Jackson hitting 77. Jacksonville is notably warm at 85 degrees, and Tampa could soar to a sizzling 90 degrees.
A cold front pushes into the Southeast tonight, bringing a line of strong thunderstorms from Shreveport through New Orleans, reaching Jackson and Montgomery by early morning. Severe weather is possible, with strong winds and heavy rainfall expected to cause localized flooding. By Tuesday afternoon, showers extend from Houston to Jacksonville. Pay attention to shifting weather patterns across the Gulf Coast, as conditions may be volatile.
The UV index in Miami will be very high at 11 on both Tuesday and Wednesday, with a burn time of just 11 minutes. Those spending time outdoors should wear sunscreen and protective clothing, given the heightened sun exposure risk.
For the 7-day forecast in Miami: Tuesday: Expect partly cloudy skies, with a high of 84 degrees and a low of 76. Wednesday: Temperatures will reach 83 degrees under partly cloudy conditions, cooling to 75 at night. Thursday: Mostly clear skies with highs around 83 degrees, and lows near 75. Friday: Look for partly cloudy skies again, warming slightly to a high of 84 degrees, with a nighttime low of 77. Saturday: Partly cloudy throughout the day, high of 84 degrees, and low of 78. Sunday: Isolated thunderstorms are possible, with a daytime high of 83 degrees and a low of 77. Monday: The week concludes with scattered thunderstorms, highs around 82 degrees, and a low of 75. Hope that helps! Stay safe and enjoy your week!