Tonight in Miami remains clear, with temperatures holding steady in the low 80s. Despite this calm, the Southeast braces for potential severe weather, from thunderstorms in Mississippi to cooler, stormy conditions in Atlanta. Stay updated with our full forecast.

This evening, Miami offers a peaceful weather scene with comfortable temperatures and partly cloudy skies. However, the rest of the Southeast isn’t as quiet. A line of severe storms makes its way from Mississippi toward Atlanta, accompanied by intense precipitation and potential for gusty winds. In Miami, temperatures begin at a pleasant 83 degrees but expect a variety of weather patterns across the region throughout the week, from thunderstorms to clear skies. Stay tuned to our daily updates to keep ahead of the weather.
A line of severe storms is actively moving from west to east across Mississippi, with Jackson experiencing intense precipitation. As these storms progress eastward, they are headed toward Montgomery and are expected to reach Atlanta soon. Shreveport is also witnessing significant storm activity, and the storms are extending towards the southern portions of Tennessee, potentially impacting Memphis. Areas around Charlotte and the northern parts of Georgia are seeing increased cloud cover, signaling the approaching weather system.
In Miami this evening, temperatures remain steady in the low 80s, beginning at 83 degrees at 9pm and slightly cooling to 82 degrees by 1am. Expect partly cloudy skies to persist throughout the night, offering a mix of stars and clouds. A gentle southeast breeze around 7 miles per hour will accompany the evening.
Tonight, Nashville will see a low of 62 degrees, while Atlanta drops to 67. Expect cooler temperatures in Montgomery and Jackson, both around 69 degrees. Shreveport will cool down to 71 degrees, with New Orleans remaining milder at 76 degrees.
Tomorrow, Atlanta will see a high of 79 degrees, a few degrees cooler than average. Montgomery is looking at a warm high of 84 degrees. In Jackson, temperatures will climb to 85, indicating a slight upward trend. New Orleans is expected to reach a sultry 91 degrees, well above usual readings for this time of year. In Florida, Jacksonville could hit 92 degrees and Tampa is forecasted for 93, reflecting the continued heat wave across the Southeast.
A cold front is making its way from the west, bringing thunderstorms and potential severe weather to portions of the Southeast tomorrow. Areas from Shreveport to Jackson can expect showers and storms overnight. By the early afternoon, cities like Montgomery and Atlanta should remain vigilant for increased storm activity, potentially bringing heavy rain and gusty winds. As the front progresses, rainfall is likely to reach Savannah and Jacksonville by evening, with the heaviest downpours expected along the Gulf Coast. After the front’s passage, cooler, drier air is set to arrive, bringing relief from the humidity.
Miami will experience an extreme UV index of 11 today and tomorrow, with potential burn times as quick as 11 minutes when exposure to direct sunlight occurs.
For the 7 day forecast in Miami: Sunday: Enjoy partly cloudy skies with a high of 87 degrees and a comfortable low of 80 degrees. Monday: Another partly cloudy day, reaching up to 87 degrees with a low of 81 degrees. Tuesday: Thunderstorms arrive late in the day, with a high of 86 degrees dipping to 80 degrees overnight. Wednesday: Skies clear up with partly cloudy conditions, and temperatures warm to 85 degrees for the high and stay around 80 degrees for the low. Thursday: Enjoy some sunshine, with a high of 86 degrees and lows remaining at 80 degrees. Friday: Partly cloudy skies continue with a daytime high of 86 degrees and a low of 80 degrees. Saturday: The week wraps up with partly cloudy conditions and temperatures peaking at 87 degrees, with the nighttime low steady at 80 degrees.