Don’t miss the latest weather forecast with Amy Freeze! This week in Miami: Clear skies with warm days turn to potential thunderstorms. Stay informed and prepared with our detailed updates!

Welcome to Miami’s comprehensive weather forecast update brought to you by meteorologist Amy Freeze. This week, Miami residents can enjoy varying weather patterns, from clear sunny days to an increased chance of thunderstorms by Tuesday. As the temperatures range from the low sixties to mid-eighties, it’s crucial to stay weather-alert, especially with the impending cold front that may trigger severe weather conditions across the Southeast. Explore our daily breakdown to effectively plan your outdoor activities, and don’t forget essential tips on how to stay safe during potentially hazardous weather conditions.
The Southeast region radar shows a tranquil weather pattern right now, with clear skies over much of the area. However, some rain activity is brewing near Miami, Florida, pushing northward along the peninsula. This rain could extend towards Jacksonville as it progresses. Meanwhile, Alabama and the surrounding areas, including Montgomery and Atlanta, are experiencing generally clear skies. The current conditions offer a brief respite in the region, with dry conditions extending from Houston to Charlotte. Coastal areas like Savannah and Charleston are enjoying pleasant weather.
For this evening in Miami, expect clear skies with temperatures gradually cooling from 70 degrees at 7 PM to 66 degrees by 11 PM. Winds will be from the northeast, starting around 10 mph and decreasing slightly to 6 mph later in the night. Enjoy the calm and pleasant conditions if you’re planning to spend time outdoors.
Tonight in the Southeast, expect a significant drop in temperatures. Memphis will see a low of 41 degrees, while Nashville will drop slightly cooler at 40. Shreveport is forecasted to reach 44 degrees. The Jackson area will experience similar temperatures, also at 44 degrees. Moving southeast, Montgomery will have a low of 51 degrees, and New Orleans is set for a mild night at 52. In the coastal cities, expect 55 degrees in both Savannah and Jacksonville, while Tampa will stay warmer at 59 degrees. Miami rounds out the night with a comfortable low of 61 degrees.
Tomorrow in the Southeast, expect some warm temperatures as the region basks in above-average readings. In Montgomery, Alabama, the afternoon high will reach 84 degrees, making it one of the warmest spots in the area. New Orleans will see a high of 80 degrees, while Jackson, Mississippi, also enjoys a pleasant 79 degrees. Over in Atlanta, temperatures will sit at a comfortable 79 degrees. Memphis is projected to hit 77 degrees, while Nashville will be slightly cooler at 75. Moving south, both Jacksonville and Miami are looking at highs around 81 degrees. Tampa is aiming for a high of 82. The warm air mass influencing the region is expected to bring seasonal warmth, enhancing the chances for humidity and isolated showers in some areas.
“On the Southeast futurecast, unsettled weather is on the way with embedded thunderstorms moving through the region. A cold front makes its approach, triggering storms from Jackson to Montgomery, bringing heavy downpours and the risk of severe weather. By Wednesday morning, these storms reach Atlanta, affecting the commute with potential wind and rain impacts. New Orleans to Savannah should remain weather alert as the Storm Prediction Center outlines a severe weather outlook. Rain totals could lead to localized flooding concerns, while temperatures might dip post-front. Keep an eye on evolving conditions over the next 48 hours.”
Miami’s UV index is moderate at 4 for Tuesday, leading to a burn time of about 35 minutes in direct sunlight. By Wednesday, the UV index is projected to increase to 6, with a quicker burn time of 23 minutes. Plan for sun protection with sunscreen and hats! Stay safe and enjoy your day!
For the Miami 7 Day Forecast: Wednesday: Look forward to a clear day with a comfortable high of 79 degrees and a low of 61 degrees. Thursday: It’s warming up to 84 degrees with a low of 58, under bright, clear skies. Friday: Partly cloudy conditions move in, with temperatures reaching 72 degrees and dipping to 61 degrees overnight. Saturday: The sun returns brightly with clear skies and a high of 76 degrees, cooling down to 66 degrees later. Sunday: Expect a sunny day with highs around 78 degrees, while lows settle at 71 degrees. Monday: Mostly cloudy skies, yet warmer, with a high of 81 degrees and a low of 69 degrees. Tuesday: Thunderstorms are anticipated late, capping off the day with a high of 79 degrees and a nighttime low of 66 degrees.