This week in Miami showcases a carousel of climate conditions—sun, showers, and the occasional storm. Gear up as we guide you through each day’s forecast!

Starting with sunny settings and evolving into stormy scenarios, Miami’s weather this week is a palette of meteorological drama. From pleasant evenings to thunderous warnings, each day brings something new. Understand the factors driving these changes and how to prepare in our full feature. Check daily updates and more at our detailed blog available at https://amyfreeze.ai/
A line of showers is approaching from the west, sweeping across Texas towards Louisiana, with significant rain near Shreveport. Jackson is experiencing light rain, while cloud cover is seen moving into Alabama. Showers are also making their way from the Gulf towards the Florida Panhandle, particularly affecting areas around Panama City and Jacksonville. The central and northern parts of Georgia, including Atlanta, remain under cloudy skies with potential for rain later in the day.
Evening in Miami will feature temperatures holding steady at 80 degrees through midnight. Look for a shift from cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions around 11 PM, with a slight southern breeze at 5 to 6 miles per hour. A calm weather pattern overnight with minimal changes expected.
Tonight in Memphis, temperatures will dip to 72 degrees. Nashville will enjoy a cooler night, with a low of 71. Expect 75 degrees in Jacksonville and 74 in Tampa, while temperatures will hold at 76 in Atlanta. New Orleans will see a mild low around 77 degrees.
Tomorrow, Nashville is set to reach a scorching 95 degrees, with other key cities like Memphis and Jackson close behind at 94 degrees. Atlanta will experience warm conditions as well, with a high of 93, while Montgomery is not far off at 93 degrees. Over in Florida, temperatures will be a bit cooler, with Jacksonville and Tampa both expecting highs around 87 degrees. The Southeast is experiencing above-average temperatures, a result of persistent high pressure dominating the region.
A warm front approaches the Southeast, expected to bring widespread rain by early Thursday afternoon, impacting cities from New Orleans to Jacksonville. Thunderstorms are likely, particularly around Atlanta and Savannah, where isolated severe storms with damaging winds may develop. Prepare for potential heavy rain, especially in Louisiana and Mississippi, which could see flash flooding. Following this system, expect cooling trends across the region with lower humidity levels into Friday.
The UV index in Miami is moderate, with a level of 5 both Thursday and Friday, indicating a burn time of about 27 minutes in direct sunlight.
For the 7-day forecast in Miami: Thursday: Showers are expected, with a high of 85 degrees and a low of 79 degrees. Friday: Anticipate showers early on, with temperatures reaching 85 degrees for a high and 78 degrees for the low. Saturday: Skies will be partly cloudy, and it’ll be warmer with a high of 86 degrees and a low of 79 degrees. Sunday: Continuing with partly cloudy skies, the high will rise to 88 degrees, and the low will be 80 degrees. Monday: Mostly cloudy conditions prevail, with highs reaching 87 degrees and lows of 80 degrees. Tuesday: Partly cloudy skies linger, with temperatures settling at a high of 87 degrees and a low of 79 degrees. Wednesday: Showers are predicted late in the day, and the high will be around 87 degrees with a low of 79 degrees.