Meteorologist Amy Freeze provides a clear and sunlit forecast for Miami tomorrow, with an extended weather rundown for the Southeast. From sunny days to incoming cold fronts, get prepared with all the vital info!

Meteorologist Amy Freeze provides a clear and sunlit forecast for Miami tomorrow, with an extended weather rundown for the Southeast. From sunny days to incoming cold fronts, get prepared with all the vital info!
The Southeast is currently displaying a variety of weather conditions. A significant line of rain showers stretches from Montgomery, heading northeast toward Atlanta and farther into Charlotte. You can see more isolated showers extending down toward Savannah. Meanwhile, Jacksonville is surrounded by a mix of rain and clear periods, offering a brief respite from steady precipitation. Heavy rain is still prevalent around Jackson, shifting eastward across Alabama. New Orleans and the Gulf Coast, including Houston, enjoy clearer skies, providing a pleasant break from the rainy weather.
For tomorrow morning in Miami, begin your day with mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures. At 7 AM, temperatures are around 58 degrees with a northwest wind at 11 miles per hour. By 9 AM, expect mainly sunny conditions as temperatures rise to 61 degrees with the wind shifting slightly north-northwest at 13 miles per hour. By 11 AM, the sun continues to shine with temperatures further climbing to 66 degrees and a north wind at 11 miles per hour.
High temperatures expected for tomorrow in the Southeast show a mix of slightly above-average readings as a warm front moves through the region. – Atlanta will see a pleasant day with a high of 68 degrees. – In Nashville, expect a cooler high of 62 degrees. – Jacksonville warms up to around 67 degrees. – Montgomery will reach 67 degrees as well. – Memphis sees a high of 65 degrees, benefiting from milder air moving in. – Savannah forecasts a warm 66 degrees. – Further south, Miami is set to hit 73 degrees, continuing its trend of warm temperatures. Overall, the Southeast can anticipate generally seasonal temperatures with pockets of warmth influenced by incoming upper-level systems.
“Tomorrow’s forecast calls for an active weather pattern in the Southeast. Expect a cold front to move across the area, bringing widespread thunderstorms from Houston to Montgomery in the early morning. This system could result in heavy rain and isolated strong storms in some areas. Coastal regions, particularly from New Orleans to Jacksonville, should be prepared for increased rainfall. Charlotte and Atlanta may see precipitation tapering off during the afternoon. Before the front’s passage, temperatures will remain warm, but the Southeast should brace for cooler conditions following the frontal system.”
The UV index in Miami is extremely high at 10 for both Thursday and Friday, indicating a very short burn time of just 12 minutes in direct sunlight. Make sure to apply high SPF sunscreen, wear protective clothing, and limit sun exposure during peak hours to avoid risks.
For the 7-day forecast in Miami: Friday: Partly cloudy skies with a high of 83 degrees and a low of 57. Saturday: Mostly clear conditions, expect a cooler high of 73 and a low of 58. Sunday: A touch warmer with partly cloudy skies, achieving a high of 76 and a low of 67. Monday: Mostly cloudy, temperatures reach up to 77 with an overnight low of 71. Tuesday: The clouds linger with a high near 81, lows around 69. Wednesday: Clouds start the day, clearing late with a high of 81 and a low of 69. Thursday: Mostly clear and comfortable with a high of 81 and a low of 68. Hope that helps, and have a wonderful week ahead!