Discover the latest in Miami’s weather: from balmy evenings to stormy mornings, Amy Freeze has your comprehensive guide to navigating Southeast weather trends. Stay informed!

Discover the latest in Miami’s weather: from balmy evenings to stormy mornings, Amy Freeze has your comprehensive guide to navigating Southeast weather trends. Stay informed!
On the Regional Radar, a cluster of showers is advancing northward over Jacksonville and North Florida. Rain is making its way into Georgia, with Savannah beginning to experience increased cloud cover and showers. While Atlanta remains dry for now, conditions may change as precipitation moves northward. Across the Sunshine State, Miami and Tampa are seeing relatively calm conditions in contrast to the wetness along the northeastern coast. The rest of the Southeastern U.S. remains predominantly clear, offering a reprieve from wet weather.
Miami’s evening forecast brings partly cloudy skies, with temperatures steady at 77 degrees from 8 p.m. through midnight. Winds from the east-northeast will be gentle, blowing at 12 to 13 miles per hour.
The Southeast will experience a mild evening, with lows generally in the 60s. Tonight, expect temperatures to drop to 66 degrees in Nashville and a cooler 62 in Charlotte. Montgomery will see a low of 66, while Atlanta cools down to 63. Savannah will dip to 62, and further south, Jacksonville will rest at 64 degrees. New Orleans remains mild with a low of 73 degrees.
Tomorrow in the Southeast, expect warm temperatures well above average. Jackson and Montgomery will both reach a high of 88 degrees, while New Orleans is forecasted at 86. Atlanta will see a comfortable 80 degrees, and Savannah will be slightly cooler at 80 as well. The warm spell is driven by a high-pressure system dominating the region, bringing clear skies and plenty of sunshine. Miami will round out the highs with a pleasant 80 degrees.
A frontal system will impact the Southeast tomorrow, bringing isolated thunderstorms from Arkansas to Alabama. Expect heavy rainfall and localized flooding risks, especially in New Orleans and Montgomery. The storm front will reach Atlanta by early morning, potentially disrupting the commute. Coastal areas from Jacksonville to Savannah will see showers and storms throughout Wednesday. Temperatures are expected to drop slightly post-front, with clearing skies toward the latter part of the day.
The UV index in Miami on Monday is extreme at 11, with a very short burn time of just 11 minutes under direct sunlight. For Tuesday, cloud cover and potential showers reduce the UV risk slightly, but still, exercise caution if the sun peeks through, as burn time remains about 11 minutes.
For the 7-day forecast in Miami: Monday: Partly cloudy skies with a high of 82 degrees and a low around 74. Tuesday: Expect an afternoon high of 80 degrees and a low near 73, with more clouds moving in. Wednesday: Staying partly cloudy with temperatures peaking at 81 degrees and dipping to 73 overnight. Thursday: Similar conditions with cloudy skies and a high of 80 degrees, cooling to 73 degrees at night. Friday: Mostly clear with a daytime high of 81 degrees and a low of 73. Saturday: Sunny and warm with temperatures reaching up to 82 degrees and a nighttime low of 73. Sunday: Early thunderstorms are expected, with a high of 81 degrees and a low of 73.