Check out Miami’s weather for the week: partly sunny mornings, potential storms, and high UV index. Stay updated and prepared!

In this comprehensive look at Miami’s weather, expect partly cloudy mornings to give way to mostly sunny afternoons with temperatures warming comfortably to the mid-80s. However, a looming cold front threatens with potential storms and significant temperature drops into the weekend. Also, don’t miss our expert tips on handling extreme sun exposure as the UV index hits a peak level of 11.
On the Regional Radar this morning, intense storms are sweeping through the northern regions of Mississippi and approaching Memphis, bringing gusty winds and heavy rainfall. A belt of rain extends from Jackson toward Montgomery. While Houston and areas around New Orleans remain mostly clear and dry for now, showers are continuing to drift eastwards toward Montgomery. The Carolinas enjoy relatively clear skies, but as the day progresses, Charlotte could see increasing cloud cover.
Tomorrow morning in Miami, start your day with partly cloudy skies and calm conditions at 8 AM, with a temperature of 81 degrees. By 10 AM, expect temperatures to rise to 84 degrees with a light breeze from the south-southeast at 5 miles per hour. As we approach midday, the sun will break through, becoming mostly sunny with temperatures reaching 86 degrees and winds shifting from the southeast at 8 miles per hour.
Tomorrow, Nashville will reach a high of 85 degrees, warm for this time of year. In Atlanta, expect temperatures to hit 82, slightly above average. New Orleans is heating up to 92 degrees, while Jackson will see a high of 87. Tampa will be warm as well, with a high of 91 degrees. Miami is looking at a comfortable 88 degrees, keeping it on the balmy side for the Southeast.
A cold front is projected to impact the Southeast, beginning tonight and continuing through tomorrow. Expect thunderstorms to develop from Houston, moving east to Montgomery and Atlanta, with potential for heavy rain and gusty winds. The front progresses southeast, reaching Jacksonville and Savannah by tomorrow evening, bringing showers and storm chances. A cooler, drier air mass follows the front, significantly dropping temperatures by 5-10 degrees as skies clear into the weekend. Be prepared for sudden weather changes and stay informed about potential severe storm watches and warnings.
Miami’s UV index this weekend is at a strikingly high level of 11. On both Saturday and Sunday, sun exposure risks are extreme, with potential burn times as quick as 11 minutes in direct sunlight.
For the 7-day forecast in Miami: Saturday: Mostly clear with a high of 87 degrees and a low of 78 degrees. Sunday: Partly cloudy skies expected, reaching up to 87 degrees during the day, cooling to 80 degrees at night. Monday: Another partly cloudy day with a high of 87 degrees and a low of 81 degrees. Tuesday: Scattered thunderstorms are in the forecast. Temperatures will peak at 86 degrees and drop to 80 degrees overnight. Wednesday: Partly cloudy throughout the day, with a high of 85 degrees and a low of 80 degrees. Thursday: Continuing with partly cloudy skies, the high will be 85 degrees, and the low 80 degrees. Friday: Partly cloudy once more, warming up to 86 degrees with a low near 81 degrees.