Meteorologist Amy Freeze guides you through Miami’s weather for the upcoming week. Expect mostly sunny mornings with potential thunderstorms and essential safety precautions!

Welcome to your comprehensive weather guide for Miami as provided by Meteorologist Amy Freeze. The week in Miami sees a mixed bag of sunny skies and potential severe weather. Expect pleasant mornings with rising temperatures, but don’t let your guard down as thunderstorms could roll in. We’ll cover what these patterns mean for your daily plans and how to stay safe during severe conditions. Don’t forget to check the very high UV index and protect yourself accordingly. Visit our full blog for all the details and tips at https://amyfreeze.ai/
The Southeast is currently experiencing active weather patterns. A line of storms, indicated by severe weather markers, is sweeping from the Gulf inland across Florida, affecting areas like Tampa and Jacksonville with heavy rain and possible thunderstorms. Further north, the rain extends into Georgia, with Atlanta seeing showers, and stretches east towards the Carolinas, where Charlotte is being impacted. Scattered showers are also visible over Alabama and Mississippi, with Montgomery and Jackson experiencing rainfall. Meanwhile, areas such as New Orleans and Houston remain largely clear of severe weather, enjoying quieter skies for now.
Tomorrow morning in Miami, temperatures will start at 80 degrees around 8 AM, rising to 84 degrees by noon. Expect mostly cloudy skies throughout the morning hours, providing some shade. Winds will be from the southeast at around 15 to 16 miles per hour, adding a gentle breeze. Overall, a warm and partly cloudy start to the day is expected.
High temperatures in the Southeast tomorrow are on the warmer side, with several cities experiencing above-average readings. Atlanta is expected to reach 76 degrees, while Montgomery will warm up to 78. New Orleans is also in the mix, hitting 78 degrees, and Jacksonville is forecasted for a high of 81. Miami will see a nice day with temperatures peaking at 82 degrees. Overall, the warm, stagnant high-pressure system is contributing to these elevated temperatures across the region.
A cold front is sweeping across the Southeast, bringing an active weather pattern over the next 24 to 48 hours. Expect thunderstorms to impact areas from New Orleans to Jackson, with a risk of severe weather, including heavy rain and gusty winds, particularly in northern Mississippi and Alabama by Monday morning. As the front progresses, rain showers are expected to extend into Atlanta and Charlotte through the day, possibly causing delays during the evening commute. Temperatures behind the front will cool down slightly, with dry conditions anticipated by mid-week for much of the region. Flooding could also be a concern in low-lying areas due to the heavy downpours expected across parts of Florida and Georgia.
The UV index in Miami for Sunday is a very high 9, with a burn time of just 15 minutes, so it’s vital to use sunscreen and wear a hat for protection when outside. Monday offers a moderate UV index of 6, with a burn time of 23 minutes in the sun. On both days, make sure to seek shade during peak hours and stay hydrated while enjoying the Miami sunshine.
Sunday: Expect thunderstorms late with a high of 85 degrees and a low of 78. Monday: Thunderstorms continue, with a high of 82 degrees and a low of 75. Tuesday: Clear skies ahead with temperatures reaching up to 85 degrees during the day and dipping to 74 at night. Wednesday: Another clear day, maintaining a high of 85 degrees and a low of 74. Thursday: Mostly clear conditions prevail, with a high warming to 86 degrees and a low of 76. Friday: Enjoy mostly clear skies as temperatures climb to a high of 87 degrees, cooling down to 77 overnight. Saturday: The trend of mostly clear weather persists with a high of 88 degrees and a low of 77. Hope that helps! Enjoy the sunshine!