Kick off your Miami mornings with warmth and be ready for storms sliding across the Southeast. Detailed forecasts ahead!

Welcome to your Miami morning weather update! Starting at a pleasant 84 degrees, we cover the movement of a dynamic storm line impacting the Gulf Coast. Get insights on temperatures ranging from Houston to Tampa, the risks of severe weather, and protective measures against an extreme UV index. We wrap up with your essential 7-day outlook for Miami, ensuring you’re fully prepared for the week.
A dynamic line of storms is sweeping across the Southeast, impacting areas from Houston towards New Orleans with intense rainfall and severe weather. This activity is pressing eastward with heavy showers now targeting Shreveport. As the system advances, residents in Jackson should anticipate rain soon. Spotty showers are cascading down into the Gulf Coast of Florida, just brushing past Miami.
Temperatures in Miami tomorrow morning will start at 84 degrees around 8 AM, with temperatures rising to 87 by noon. Expect partly cloudy skies throughout the morning. Southeast winds will pick up slightly, beginning at 10 mph at 8 AM and increasing to 13 mph by 12 PM.
Tomorrow, temperatures in the Southeast are heating up nicely. Atlanta is expected to reach a high of 85 degrees, while Nashville is on track for 85 as well. Down in New Orleans and Montgomery, highs will both hit 87 degrees. Jackson, MS, is forecasted for 83 degrees, and over in Jacksonville, FL, expect a warm 90 degrees. Tampa will be the hottest in the region, reaching a scorching 93 degrees.
A cold front is pushing through the Southeast, bringing scattered thunderstorms from Houston to Atlanta by tomorrow evening. Expect heavy rain in some areas, particularly New Orleans to Montgomery, with localized flooding possible. Jacksonville and Savannah will also see storm activity, adding to the wet conditions. Frontal passage will bring cooler temperatures behind the front for cities like Charlotte and Atlanta by Friday. Severe weather risks, including potential high winds, remain a concern for parts of Mississippi and Alabama.
The UV index in Miami will be extreme on Thursday and Friday with a value of 11, meaning sunburn can occur in as little as 11 minutes of direct sunlight.
For the 7-day forecast in Miami: Thursday: Partly cloudy skies with a high of 87 degrees and a low of 81 degrees. Friday: Another partly cloudy day, maintaining a high of 87 degrees with a low at 81 degrees. Saturday: Expect partly cloudy conditions again, with the temperature reaching a high of 88 degrees and a low of 81 degrees. Sunday: Clear skies, warming up to 87 degrees, with a nighttime low of 81 degrees. Monday: Mostly clear conditions with a high of 87 degrees and a low of 80 degrees. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, inviting with a high of 87 degrees and temperatures dipping to 80 degrees at night. Wednesday: Continue with partly cloudy skies, high staying at 87 degrees, and a low of 81 degrees.