Get ready for a blend of sunny mornings and unexpected stormy shifts in Miami and across the Southeast. Read on as Amy Freeze unfolds the weather patterns to watch.

Discover the intricate dance of weather across Miami and the Southeast, from calm sunny mornings in Miami to potential thunderstorms in nearby regions. With inside scoops from renowned meteorologist Amy Freeze, stay ahead of weather surprises and plan your week seamlessly. Detailed analyses of regional temperatures, storm predictions, and safety tips make this a must-read for all weather enthusiasts and daily planners.
The Southeast radar shows an active weather pattern with several notable features today. Storms are present farther northwest, with Memphis seeing some cloud buildup and potential for thunderstorms moving in swiftly. Over in Jackson, the rain is picking up and is expected to head northeast toward Atlanta, keeping the area wet throughout the day. As we move south, Shreveport is experiencing heavy showers that are gradually spreading eastward toward Mississippi. In contrast, coastal areas like Savannah and Charleston are currently basking in clear skies, enjoying a rain-free day for now. Jacksonville is seeing a break from earlier rainfall with skies clearing out across Northern Florida, making for a pleasant, dry afternoon. Farther west in Houston, skies are relatively clear with no immediate precipitation on the radar.
Tomorrow morning in Miami will start off sunny with temperatures beginning at 64 degrees by 8 AM. A gentle north breeze at 7 mph will accompany the morning sun. As the morning progresses, the temperature rises to 72 degrees by 10 AM, with the wind shifting slightly to a north-northeast direction at 8 mph. By midday, temperatures reach 77 degrees, maintaining those sunny skies with a northeast wind continuing at 8 mph.
Tomorrow’s high temperatures across the Southeast are expected to soar above average as warm, humid air dominates the region. In Shreveport, Louisiana, prepare for a sizzling high of 90 degrees. Houston will reach a warm 88 degrees, while Memphis enjoys a pleasant 82 degrees. Jackson, Mississippi, will see an even warmer high of 84 degrees. Atlanta’s temperature is forecasted to hit 77 degrees, while Montgomery, Alabama, will also see a high of 77. Farther south, New Orleans is expected to warm up to 81 degrees, Tampa will flirt with a similar high, and Miami rounds out the region with a comfortable 81 degrees. Seasonal temperatures in the Southeast could lead to the development of afternoon thunderstorms as the warm air clashes with cooler systems moving in.
A cold front is set to affect the Southeast tomorrow, moving into the region and producing showers and thunderstorms from Houston to New Orleans. Areas such as Shreveport and Jackson can expect heavy downpours, with the potential for severe weather, including strong winds and isolated tornadoes. As the system travels eastward, watch for thunderstorms reaching Atlanta and Montgomery by the afternoon. With more than an inch of expected rainfall, localized flooding is possible, necessitating vigilance over the next 48 hours. Temperatures will cool by nearly ten degrees following the frontal passage, though drier conditions are anticipated as the weekend approaches.
The UV index in Miami is very high this weekend, at 11 on both Saturday and Sunday. This level of UV exposure can lead to a burn time of just 11 minutes in direct sunlight.
For the 7-day forecast in Miami: Sunday: Clear skies with a high of 80°F and a low of 68°F. Monday: Mostly clear, reaching a high of 80°F and cooling down to 69°F. Tuesday: Another clear day, temperatures will peak at 81°F with a low of 66°F. Wednesday: Sunny and clear, expect a high of 82°F and a low of 71°F. Thursday: Clear conditions continue, a high of 80°F and a low of 71°F. Friday: Mostly clear skies with a high of 79°F and a low of 72°F. Saturday: A clear day will wrap up the week with a high of 80°F and a low of 73°F. Stay safe and enjoy the sunshine!