Today, Miami experiences a blend of partly cloudy skies and soaring temperatures, alongside a detailed forecast of storm movements across the Southeast. Stay informed and safe with our essential weather guidance.

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Welcome to your detailed weather update for Miami and the Southeast region. Today, Miami boasts warm temperatures with a high of 87°F under partly cloudy skies. As we look across the Southeast, from thunderstorms in New Orleans to clear skies in Atlanta, the weather promises significant differences from city to city. This evening and into tomorrow, expect changes as a cold front introduces storms and cooler temperatures. For safety tips, particularly concerning high UV indexes, and more, continue reading our comprehensive guide on navigating these dynamic weather patterns. A line of storms is currently sweeping through the northern sections of Mississippi and Alabama, impacting areas like Memphis with heavy rain. Scattered showers are also advancing across south Florida, particularly around Miami and Orlando. Charlotte is experiencing cloudy conditions with a few showers moving into the area. While much of the Southeast remains dry, isolated precipitation seems more focused around urban hotspots such as Atlanta and Jacksonville.
Temperatures in Miami this afternoon will remain warm, with highs of 87 degrees at 4 PM, dropping slightly to 86 degrees by 6 PM. Expect a partly cloudy sky with an east-southeast breeze around 13 miles per hour. By 8 PM, more clouds will roll in, making it mostly cloudy, and temperatures will ease to 84 degrees. The wind will calm to 9 miles per hour, keeping conditions breezy but comfortable.
This afternoon, high temperatures in the Southeast are on the rise. Shreveport is looking at a toasty 89 degrees, while Houston is slightly cooler at 86. In Jackson, the mercury will hit 87, and New Orleans matches that with a high of 89. Atlanta and Montgomery are both forecasted to reach 89 degrees, with Savannah and Jacksonville close behind at the same temperature. Tampa sizzles with a high of 92 degrees, making it the warmest spot in the region today.
Tonight, Memphis will experience a low of 73 degrees. In Nashville, temperatures will drop to 71, while Atlanta cools to 71 as well. Expect a low of 70 in Jackson and 72 in Montgomery. Over in New Orleans, the temperature will remain relatively warm at 76 degrees, with a mild 75 in both Savannah and Jacksonville.
Tomorrow in the Southeast region, Atlanta is expected to reach a high of 87 degrees, while temperatures in Montgomery will be slightly warmer at 88. Further south, the coastal cities are heating up, with Jacksonville hitting 89 degrees and Tampa soaring to 91 degrees. These readings are generally above average for this time of year, influenced by a high-pressure system creating sunny, clear skies. Lows in the mid-60s overnight will provide a mild start to the day.
The Southeast is gearing up for active weather, as a cold front pushes through on Saturday. Expect thunderstorms from New Orleans to Montgomery, with the potential for heavy downpours and gusty winds, particularly during the evening hours. On Sunday, the focus shifts eastward with widespread showers stretching from Atlanta to Jacksonville and Savannah. Rainfall totals could lead to localized flooding, so be cautious in low-lying areas. Temperatures are expected to drop slightly after the front passes, bringing cooler, more comfortable conditions into the start of next week.
Miami will experience an extreme UV index of 11 today and tomorrow, with potential sunburn occurring in just 11 minutes. Ensure you apply broad-spectrum sunscreen and wear protective clothing if you plan to be outdoors this weekend.