Bright sunny days start the week in Miami, but as the Southeast braces for varied weather, from thunderstorms to clear skies, Meteorologist Amy Freeze guides you through what to expect and how to prepare.

Meteorologist Amy Freeze presents a detailed forecast for Miami and the Southeast region. Starting with a sunny morning, experience temperatures moderating from 77 degrees to a warm 83 by noon, under partly cloudy skies. However, the forecast isn’t all clear, as scattered storms could bring sudden bursts of rain. Towards the evening, anticipate potential severe weather trends that could affect the broader Southeast region. Explore daily weather breakdowns and practical advice for tackling the high UV index to ensure your week is both safe and enjoyable.
On the Regional Radar, the Southeast is experiencing varied weather conditions across the region. Rain showers are lining up along the Gulf Coast, extending from Houston to New Orleans, moving northeast. Atlanta and Montgomery are under clear skies, with precipitation mostly south of these areas. In Florida, scattered storms are moving through from Jacksonville down to Miami, bringing temporary bursts of heavy rain. Farther north, the Carolinas and into Tennessee remain dry, providing a calm weather break.
For tomorrow morning in Miami, expect it to start at 77 degrees at 8 AM with partly cloudy skies and a light south-southeast wind at 5 miles per hour. By 10 AM, temperatures will rise to 80 degrees with scattered thunderstorms and winds shifting to the southeast at 9 miles per hour. At noon, partly cloudy conditions return as temperatures climb to 82 degrees and the wind eases to a gentle southeasterly 10 miles per hour breeze.
High temperatures across the Southeast tomorrow will be notably warm, with many areas experiencing above-average readings. Atlanta will see a high of 71 degrees, while Montgomery is expected to reach 79 degrees. Jacksonville and Tampa will both warm up significantly to 88 degrees, making it feel quite summer-like. New Orleans also joins the warmth with a high of 81 degrees, while Shreveport will hit 81 as well. Miami is forecasted for a pleasant 83 degrees, contributing to the trend of mild weather in the region.
A complex weather pattern brings an active setup to the Southeast. Rain and thunderstorms are anticipated across Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, moving eastward into Atlanta by afternoon. Expect potential severe weather, including damaging winds and heavy rain, especially along the Gulf Coast. Jacksonville to Savannah could see storms intensifying by evening, increasing the risk for localized flooding.
Miami’s UV index presents a high of 9 on Sunday, with a burn time of just 15 minutes, so broad-brimmed hats and sunscreen are a must. By Monday, the UV index in Miami climbs to an 11, an extreme level of sun exposure risk, where you could burn in around 11 minutes. Take precautions with UV-protective sunglasses and light, long-sleeved clothing!
For the 7-day forecast in Miami: Monday: Partly cloudy skies with a high of 82 degrees and a low of 76. Tuesday: Similar conditions, reaching a high of 83 degrees with a low of 76. Wednesday: Expect continued partly cloudy skies, highs hitting 83 degrees and lows around 76. Thursday: The weather remains consistent with highs of 83 degrees and nighttime lows at 76. Friday: Mostly sunny with a peak at 83 degrees and a dip to 76 in the evening. Saturday: Another sunny day, with temperatures reaching up to 83 degrees and lows around 75. Sunday: Ending the week slightly cooler, with partly cloudy conditions and temperatures ranging from a high of 82 degrees to a low of 74.