Meteorologist Amy Freeze reports on the week’s weather in Miami, noting sunny days ahead with potential evening showers. Stay prepared with our daily weather insights!

Welcome to your comprehensive weather update with Amy Freeze. As Miami enjoys sun-filled days, there’s a twist in the tale with evening showers forecasted. We’ll cover temperature trends, upcoming storms, and safety tips given the high UV index. Plus, don’t miss out on our day-by-day breakdown to plan your week effectively. From beach outings to evening plans, we’ve got your Miami weather needs covered.
The Southeast region is experiencing a relatively calm and clear day overall. On the radar, there’s minimal precipitation, with just a few scattered showers spotted in northern Mississippi and Alabama. Areas like Memphis and Jackson are mostly clear, enjoying a break from any rain or storms. Meanwhile, New Orleans, Houston, and Shreveport continue to experience dry and pleasant conditions. Over in Georgia, Atlanta and Savannah are under a lovely clear sky, with no significant rain in sight. Similarly, Tampa and Miami are basking in sunshine, making for a beautiful beach day along the Florida coast.
In Miami this evening, enjoy partly cloudy skies transitioning to mostly cloudy as the night progresses. Temperatures will ease from 71 degrees at 8 PM to 69 degrees by midnight. Expect an east-southeast wind at 6 miles per hour throughout the night.
Temperatures are on the drop across the Southeast. Expect a chilly start in Memphis with a low of 45 degrees. Nashville will be a bit cooler at 35 degrees, while Jackson holds steady at 60. Shreveport will cool down to 55 degrees. Montgomery sees a low of 60, and Atlanta will drop to a chilly 35 degrees as well. Savannah registers at 56, while Jacksonville is forecasted to be 57 degrees. It’s a notably cooler night ahead for the region.
High temperatures for the Southeast tomorrow will be quite impressive, signaling a warm start to spring. In Shreveport, expect a sunny day with a high of 84 degrees, while Houston warms up to 82. Jackson will see a comfortable 80 degrees, and New Orleans is set to reach 79. Montgomery will hit 82 degrees, and Atlanta will experience a pleasant 78 degrees. Over in Tennessee, Memphis will enjoy a high of 72 degrees, while Nashville is slightly cooler at 70. The coast will see mild conditions as well, with Jacksonville at 79 degrees and Tampa slightly warmer at 82 degrees. Overall, temperatures across the region are running above average, largely influenced by a strong area of high pressure bringing warm air up from the Gulf.
“Before the weekend is over, tain showers are expected to sweep through parts of the Southeast, including cities like Shreveport, Montgomery, and Jacksonville, as a frontal boundary extends across the region. Anticipate periods of heavy rain, which could lead to localized flooding in low-lying areas. The heaviest activity is likely in the afternoon and evening, with the potential for strong thunderstorms from New Orleans to Jacksonville. Watch for weather alerts as conditions evolve over the next 24 to 48 hours.”
The UV index in Miami will be very high on Saturday, reaching 10, which means the sun’s rays are intense, with a burn time of just 12 minutes, so it’s crucial to take extra precautions like wearing sunscreen and protective clothing. On Sunday, the UV index lowers slightly to 7, maintaining strong sunlight with a burn time of about 20 minutes. Plan accordingly to stay safe under the sun!
For the 7-day forecast in Miami: Saturday: Partly cloudy skies with a high of 74 degrees and a low of 65. Sunday: Continuing mostly cloudy, temperatures climb to a high of 78 degrees and a low of 72. Monday: Expect cloudy conditions, with a high of 81 degrees and a low of 70. Tuesday: Cloudy again, with temperatures peaking at 80 degrees and dropping to 70. Wednesday: A bit more sunshine peeking through, partly cloudy with a high of 81 degrees and a low of 68. Thursday: Mostly clear skies dominate the day, reaching a high of 81 and a low of 70. Friday: Ending the week partly cloudy, with a high near 78 degrees and a low of 70.