Meteorologist Amy Freeze provides an insightful look into this week’s weather for Miami and the Southeast, from clear skies to potential thunderstorms.

Welcome to our detailed weather forecast with Amy Freeze. Tonight, Miami enjoys partly cloudy skies but brace for potential heavy showers and thunderstorms as a cold front nears. Learn how to prepare and what to expect in different cities across the Southeast with our in-depth analysis, including temperature trends and safety tips. Visit our page for more: https://amyfreeze.ai/.
A significant line of thunderstorms stretches from Houston to New Orleans, making its way northeastward. Heavy rain is impacting areas from Jackson to Montgomery, with additional precipitation moving into the Atlanta region. Cloud cover is advancing over Jacksonville, with some spots experiencing light to moderate rain. Charlotte is still dry but could expect increased cloud cover as the day progresses. Miami and Tampa enjoy clear skies, escaping the storm system affecting much of the Southeast.
For this evening in Miami, look for partly cloudy skies transitioning to mostly clear conditions as the night progresses. Temperatures hold steady around 78 degrees, dipping slightly to 77 degrees by 1 AM. An easterly wind will range from 7 to 8 miles per hour, offering a gentle coastal breeze.
The Southeast will experience cooler temperatures tonight, with the Tennessee River Valley feeling the chill. Expect a low of 59 degrees in Memphis and slightly warmer at 60 in Nashville. Jackson is forecasted to cool down to 64 degrees, while Montgomery will see a low of 65. Savannah will rest at 67 degrees, with Jacksonville dipping to 69. It’s a milder night for Tampa at 72 degrees, with Miami staying warm at 76.
Tomorrow, the Southeast is set for unseasonably warm temperatures. Atlanta will reach a high of 82 degrees, while Montgomery is forecasted to hit 86. Jacksonville will be notably warm at 88 degrees, and Tampa is expected to soar to 90 degrees, well above average for this time of year. New Orleans will also enjoy a pleasant day with temperatures around 81 degrees.
A cold front moving through the Southeast tomorrow will bring scattered thunderstorms from Shreveport to Jacksonville, impacting the morning commute. Areas from New Orleans to Atlanta should prepare for isolated heavy downpours and strong winds. As the system moves eastward, expect significant rainfall accumulations, potentially leading to localized flooding through Wednesday night. Temperatures behind the front will dip slightly, bringing a brief respite from the heat as drier air filters in late Thursday.
The UV index for Miami on Wednesday and Thursday is very high at 11, indicating a rapid burn time of just 11 minutes under bright sun.
For the 7 Day Outlook in Miami: Wednesday: Partly cloudy skies with a high reaching 83 degrees and a low of 76. Thursday: Similar conditions with partly cloudy skies, the temperature rising to 84 degrees and a low of 77. Friday: Expect partly cloudy skies once more, with highs around 84 degrees and a nighttime low of 77. Saturday: More sunshine peeking through, high temperatures hit 84 degrees with a low of 78. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, maintaining mild weather with a high of 84 degrees and a low of 78. Monday: Scattered thunderstorms possible, accompanied by a high of 83 degrees and a low of 77. Tuesday: Thunderstorms could arrive late, with temperatures reaching 83 degrees and dipping to 76.