Meteorologist Amy Freeze delivers the latest on Miami’s versatile weather this week. Find out when to enjoy the sun and when to prepare for storms. Click here for full details.

Greetings! Amy Freeze here with your comprehensive look into Miami’s weather. This week combines serene sunny days with sudden thunderstorms. With highs peaking at 82°F, and nightly lows down to 69°F, we’re in for a varied climate. Tune into our daily updates as we track rain progression and potential severe alerts in the Southeast. Remember, weather can change fast, so stay vigilant and be ready for anything.
The Southeast region is currently experiencing a range of weather conditions. On the radar, light rain is spreading across parts of Miami, gradually moving westward. While Miami deals with showers, Tampa is seeing some light, scattered precipitation. Meanwhile, the skies over Jacksonville remain mostly clear, offering a break from the rain. Up north, clear conditions prevail in Atlanta and Charlotte, while the southern parts of the region, including Savannah and Charleston, enjoy dry and pleasant weather.
For this evening in Miami, expect a few scattered thunderstorms early, with temperatures at 74 degrees around 8 PM. As the night progresses, the skies will become partly cloudy at 10 PM, with a temperature of 73 degrees and a south-southeast wind shifting south at a gentle breeze. Moving toward midnight, conditions will calm down with mostly clear skies and temperatures settling at 71 degrees.
Now for the low temperatures, the Southeast is in for a chilly night ahead. Nashville will experience a drop to 43 degrees. Memphis cools down to 52, while Jackson dips to 55. In Montgomery, expect a low of 49 degrees, and Savannah will see temperatures around 51. Atlanta also experiences a chill with a low of 44 degrees. The night will be more mild in Jacksonville at 55 degrees and even warmer in Tampa, where the low should hover around 60 degrees. Miami rounds out the region with a comfortable 69 degrees.
High temperatures for the Southeast region tomorrow are shaping up to be quite warm. In New Orleans, expect a high of 82 degrees, while Houston will warm up to 82 as well. Jackson is projected to reach 79 degrees, with Montgomery hitting 80 degrees. Atlanta is looking at a comfortable 75 degrees, while further south in Tampa, temperatures could soar to 86 degrees, making it one of the hottest spots in the region. However, Charlotte is cooler with a high of 69 degrees, showing a slight deviation from the overall pattern.
A cold front is moving across the Southeast, bringing a dynamic weather pattern that will impact several areas. Tuesday into Wednesday, expect strong thunderstorms and heavy rain in regions from Houston to New Orleans and farther east to Jackson and Montgomery. The storms will likely reach Memphis by late Tuesday, with the potential for severe weather including wind damage and localized flooding. As this front progresses, locations such as Atlanta will see rain and storm activity by Wednesday morning, affecting the morning commute. Areas across Savannah and Jacksonville are also on alert for possible thunderstorms. Stay aware of any severe weather warnings.
The UV index in Miami on Tuesday is quite high at 9, with a burn time of just 15 minutes in direct sunlight. Take precautions by wearing sunscreen and protective clothing. On Wednesday, it rises to a very high 10, decreasing the burn time to 12 minutes.
For the 7-day forecast in Miami: Wednesday: Thunderstorms expected early with a high of 82 degrees and a low of 70. Thursday: Mostly clear skies, warming slightly to 83 degrees during the day and dropping to 70 at night. Friday: Mostly clear once again with temperatures peaking at 78 degrees and a low of 72. Saturday: Expect mostly cloudy conditions with a high of 79 degrees and a low of 70. Sunday: More thunderstorms likely, with a high reaching 80 degrees and an overnight low of 71. Monday: Scattered thunderstorms anticipated with the temperature climbing to 82 degrees and a low around 71. Tuesday: Partly cloudy skies to start the day, with the afternoon high at 83 degrees and a nighttime low of 72.