Meteorologist Amy Freeze provides an insightful look into this week’s weather in Miami – expect warmth, occasional storms, and lots of sun. Perfect for planning your outings!

Welcome to your in-depth look at Miami’s weather over the next week with your trusted meteorologist, Amy Freeze. We’re looking at varied conditions, from sunny skies to potential showers. Catch the details on temperature trends, tips for sun safety, and what this means for your outdoor activities and commuting plans. Stay informed with your daily and weekly weather roundup right here!
Scattered showers and thunderstorms are currently making their way across the Gulf Coast, impacting areas such as New Orleans and heading towards Jacksonville. In Georgia, rain is advancing towards Atlanta, bringing a wet afternoon to the region. Meanwhile, the Carolinas are experiencing light rain with some cloud cover, as seen near Charlotte. The rest of the Southeast, including Miami, is enjoying a relatively clear day with pockets of sunshine breaking through. Expect conditions to evolve as the system moves eastward.
Starting your morning in Miami, expect partly cloudy skies with temperatures warming from 78 degrees at 8 AM to a comfortable 83 by noon. Winds will be coming from the southeast, starting at 7 miles per hour and increasing slightly to 10 miles per hour by midday. As the morning progresses, clouds are expected to clear, leading to mostly sunny conditions by late morning.
Tomorrow, the Southeast will experience warm temperatures, with many cities reaching above-average highs. Atlanta can expect a high of 79 degrees, while Montgomery will see a warm 82 degrees. Jackson will have a comfortable high of 77 degrees, and New Orleans will slightly cool down to 74 degrees. In Florida, temperatures will soar, with Tampa hitting 89 degrees and Jacksonville at a balmy 87. Miami rounds out the highs with a pleasant 85 degrees, influenced by prevailing warm air from the Gulf.
A cold front is set to sweep across the Southeast, moving from Louisiana to Georgia by Thursday morning. Expect scattered thunderstorms from New Orleans to Atlanta, with the potential for localized heavy downpours and gusty winds. Charlotte and Jacksonville are also likely to see periods of rain, especially during the afternoon. Keep an eye on the weather as these systems may lead to tricky driving conditions and localized flooding. Temperatures will see a slight drop behind the front, bringing cooler and more stable conditions by the end of Thursday.
The UV index in Miami is very high on Thursday with a value of 11, indicating an extreme sun exposure risk. Sunburn can occur in just 11 minutes, so it’s crucial to apply broad-spectrum sunscreen and wear protective clothing. On Friday, the UV index remains at 11. Take extra precautions, as the rapid burn time of 11 minutes.
For the 7-day forecast in Miami: Thursday: Partly cloudy skies with a high of 84 degrees and a low of 76. Friday: Similar conditions continue with a high near 84 degrees and lows around 77. Saturday: Expect partly cloudy conditions, temperature reaching up to 84 degrees and lows of 78. Sunday: Showers likely late in the day with a high of 84 degrees, cooling to 78 overnight. Monday: Thunderstorms roll in with temperatures peaking at 82 degrees and a nighttime low of 75. Tuesday: Scattered thunderstorms expected, high of 81 degrees with lows around 75. Wednesday: Partly cloudy skies return, with a high of 84 degrees and a low of 74.