🌤️ Into the Sunshine and Beneath the Storms! Check out our new blog post where Amy Freeze brings you the latest from Miami’s changing weather—partly clouds to storm alerts!

With an afternoon forecast promising partly cloudy skies transitioning to clearer conditions by the evening and temperatures in the low 80s, Miami’s weather seems set for a typical spring day in April 2025. However, Amy Freeze emphasizes caution with a line of storms affecting the Southeast. Discover how these weather dynamics could impact your plans and safety in our comprehensive blog post. A line of storms is pushing through the Southeast, currently bringing intense rain to Jackson and Shreveport with local thunderstorms noted. Memphis is on alert as strong storms make their way into the area. Further east, skies are clouding over from Montgomery to Atlanta, signaling incoming showers. Coastal cities like Savannah and Charleston remain clear for the time being, but conditions could change later. New Orleans and nearby areas are experiencing light rain, hinting at more unsettled weather on the horizon.
Afternoon temperatures in Miami are hovering in the low 80s, peaking at 81 degrees. Light east wind at 13 mph brings a refreshing breeze. Expect mostly sunny skies transitioning to partly cloudy by 5 PM, with temperatures slightly dropping to 80 degrees. By evening, anticipate mostly clear conditions with temperatures cooling to 77 degrees, as winds shift to the east-northeast at 11 mph.
Today in the Southeast, temperatures are heating up nicely. In New Orleans, expect a high of 86 degrees, while Shreveport will reach an even warmer 86 as well. Jackson hits a comfortable 78, and Montgomery is a bit warmer at 86 degrees. Atlanta sees a pleasant high of 78 degrees, while Savannah warms up to 82. Over in Florida, Tampa stands out with a high of 92 degrees, making it the hottest spot today, while Jacksonville follows closely at 85 degrees.
Tonight, the Southeast will experience mild temperatures, with cooler air settling in across the region. Expect lows of 61 degrees in Memphis and 59 in Atlanta. Montgomery will drop to a comfortable 64 degrees, while Jackson will see a low of 66. Further south, New Orleans will remain warmer at 69 degrees, and Tampa will cool off to 67. Miami will stay relatively warm at 72 degrees, marking a mild night overall.
High temperatures for tomorrow in the Southeast are reaching above average levels, making for a warm day. Atlanta is set for a high of 83 degrees, while Nashville will warm up to 76 degrees. Jackson, Mississippi will see a high of 85 degrees, and New Orleans is also expecting pleasant conditions at 85 degrees. Florida will feel the heat even more with Tampa projected to hit 91 degrees and Miami reaching 83 degrees.
Turning to the Southeast region, expect an active weather day as a cold front advances. This front brings thunderstorms starting in Louisiana and Mississippi, moving into Alabama. Areas from New Orleans to Jacksonville should prepare for heavy rain and isolated strong storms. Keep an eye out for localized flooding, especially in urban areas. After these storms pass, cooler and drier conditions are expected to settle in.
Miami is experiencing an extreme UV index of 11 on both Friday and Saturday, cautioning of rapid sunburn in as little as 11 minutes under direct sunlight. It’s crucial to minimize sun exposure during peak hours and seek shade frequently.