Meteorologist Amy Freeze provides a detailed look at Miami’s weather for April 2025. Expect sunny mornings, mild temperatures, and potential showers across the Southeast.

In this comprehensive post, Amy Freeze delves into the specifics of the Southeast’s weather for April 2025, focusing on Miami. Starting with partly cloudy skies and a sunny Miami forecast, the post expands to cover other major cities’ conditions. It includes temperature details, potential thunderstorms, and safety tips. Amy’s insights help residents and visitors alike plan for everything from outdoor activities to precautionary measures against expected weather changes.
A significant area of precipitation is currently draped over the southeastern U.S., with rain showers stretching from Memphis to Charlotte. Atlanta is seeing moderate rainfall as the system progresses eastward, while Montgomery is experiencing light rain showers. The rain is also reaching northern parts of Georgia and pushing farther northeastward, affecting regions closer to the Carolinas. Savannah is largely dry for now, but the increasing cloud cover hints at potential showers moving in. Jacksonville and Tampa, along with Miami, are currently enjoying clear skies. Meanwhile, Shreveport, Jackson, and New Orleans remain mostly dry under partly sunny skies.
For Tomorrow Morning in Miami, anticipate a sunny start with temperatures beginning at 66 degrees around 8 AM, rising to 72 degrees by 10 AM. Expect a gentle northwest wind blowing at 11 miles per hour, maintaining a clear and bright morning atmosphere as temperatures continue to climb to 77 degrees by noon.
For tomorrow, the Southeast is set to experience a warm-up, with several cities reporting above-average high temperatures. In Houston, expect a high of 84 degrees, making it a warm day for residents. Shreveport is also in for a pleasant afternoon, reaching 81 degrees. Over in New Orleans, the temperature is forecasted to climb to 75 degrees, while Jackson will see a high of 73 degrees. Montgomery is looking at a nice 70-degree high. Farther east, Atlanta will reach a milder 64 degrees, and Nashville can expect similar temperatures, also at 64 degrees. Meanwhile, Savannah is set to enjoy a warmer afternoon, hitting 72 degrees, and Jacksonville will reach 75 degrees.
A warm front drifts over Florida into Friday, bringing scattered showers and more mild temperatures across southeastern cities such as Jacksonville, Tampa, and Miami. Expect isolated thunderstorms with gusty winds, particularly along coastal regions, which may intensify as they track north. The Storm Prediction Center places northern Florida and southern Georgia under a severe weather outlook, so keep alert for potential warnings. As the front pushes farther northeast, drier conditions with cooler temperatures will prevail in regions like Atlanta, offering a break from the rain by Saturday.
The UV index in Miami is expected to be very high on Friday at 10, with a short burn time of about 12 minutes in direct sunlight. On Saturday, the UV index peaks at an extreme 11, reducing the burn time to just 11 minutes. T
For the 7-day forecast in Miami: Friday: Clear skies with a high of 81 degrees and a low of 64. Saturday: Another clear day, anticipating highs around 82 degrees, cooling to 62 at night. Sunday: The sunshine continues with a high of 80 degrees and a nighttime low of 69. Monday: Clear conditions expected again, with the temperature reaching 80 degrees and dipping to 69 overnight. Tuesday: Mostly sunny and slightly warmer, with a high of 81 degrees and a low of 66. Wednesday: Enjoy mostly clear skies as temperatures rise to 82 degrees during the day and fall to 70 at night. Thursday: Continuing the trend of mostly clear skies with a high of 81 degrees and a low of 72.