A peaceful evening in Miami contrasts the stormy conditions affecting parts of the Southeast. We bring you the latest updates and what to expect weather-wise in your area.

As Miami enjoys partly cloudy skies and a gentle breeze tonight, other parts of the Southeast are not as calm. From Shreveport to Charlotte, thunderstorms are making their mark with heavy rain and potential severe weather conditions. Our comprehensive coverage includes temperature trends, stormfront movements, and a detailed 7-day outlook for Miami. Don’t miss out on our tips and insights for the coming days.
The Southeast regional radar indicates active weather with clusters of thunderstorms moving east. Significant storm activity is impacting areas from Shreveport to Jackson, with intense rain and potential severe conditions expected. Montgomery is also seeing localized heavy showers, spreading towards Atlanta and onward to the Carolinas, particularly Charlotte. The Gulf Coast, including New Orleans and Mobile, is experiencing pockets of rain, but clear skies prevail along the coastline near Houston and Tampa.
For this evening in Miami, temperatures hold steady at 83 degrees from 9 PM through 1 AM. Expect partly cloudy skies throughout the evening, offering a serene backdrop. Winds will be gentle, coming from the east-southeast at around 8 to 9 miles per hour.
Tonight, Memphis will drop to a low of 62 degrees. Expect a cooler night with 64 in Montgomery and 66 in Atlanta. Nashville will experience a low of 62, while Jackson registers at 68 degrees. Coastal areas remain mild, with lows around 74 in Jacksonville and 75 in Tampa.
Tomorrow, Atlanta will see a high of 86 degrees, matching expected highs across Savannah and Montgomery. Memphis hits 89 degrees, while Jackson isn’t far behind at 87. Houston also reaches 89, contributing to above-average temperatures across the region. Tampa stands out with a warm high of 91 degrees, reflecting the ongoing heat trend in the Southeast.
A warm front will push through the Southeast tomorrow, triggering widespread thunderstorms and heavy rain, especially from Atlanta to Charlotte. Expect localized flooding with rainfall rates exceeding an inch per hour in some areas. Severe storm potential includes damaging winds and hail, particularly in northern Alabama and Georgia. Cooler and drier air follows the storms, with improving conditions by midday Thursday. Temperatures will drop sharply, bringing a return to more seasonable weather by the weekend.
In Miami, the UV index will continue to be extremely high on both Monday and Tuesday, with a value of 11, revealing a burn time of just 11 minutes in direct sunlight.
For the 7 Day Outlook in Miami: Monday: Partly cloudy with a high of 88 degrees and a low of 81 degrees. Tuesday: Expect partly cloudy skies again, with a high of 86 degrees and a low of 80 degrees. Wednesday: Clouds early in the day, but clearing late. Temperatures reach a high of 85 degrees with a low of 80 degrees. Thursday: Partly sunny with highs around 85 degrees, cooling to 80 degrees at night. Friday: The sun continues with partly cloudy skies, reaching a high of 86 degrees and a low of 80 degrees. Saturday: Another day with partly cloudy conditions, high of 86 degrees and low remaining at 80 degrees. Sunday: Partly cloudy skies close out the week, with a slight increase to a high of 87 degrees and a low of 80 degrees.