Meteorologist Amy Freeze guides you through a week of fluctuating weather in Miami and the Southeast, from warm mornings to stormy nights.

This week in Miami, start your mornings with Amy Freeze as she explains the partly cloudy skies and climbing temperatures. As the week progresses, keep an eye on the changing weather patterns that bring potential storms and heavy rains to the Southeast. Prepare for the weather with Amy’s insights on temperature trends, storm risks, and UV safety tips.
On the Regional Radar, light to moderate rain is approaching New Orleans and extending into the Gulf Coast. Houston is experiencing some precipitation as the rain band stretches westward, while areas eastward toward Mobile remain relatively dry for now. Jackson is seeing increasing cloud cover as showers trek northeast. Clear skies prevail over Memphis and Charlotte, but precipitation is looming from the south. Coastal cities like Miami and Tampa are enjoying dry conditions at the moment.
Miami starts the morning with partly cloudy skies and temperatures already at 82 degrees by 8 AM. Expect a warm trend as temperatures climb to 88 degrees by noon with winds shifting from southwest to southeast at 4 to 6 miles per hour.
Tomorrow Atlanta will see a high of 80 degrees, while Memphis warms to 76. Over in Jackson, temperatures will climb to 90 degrees, and Montgomery is looking at a high around 89. Miami is set for a balmy 88 degrees, and Tampa could hit 94, making it one of the hottest spots in the region.
On the futurecast for the Southeast, an active weather pattern is setting up with a cold front pushing through. Heavy rainfall and embedded thunderstorms are anticipated from Houston moving eastward into New Orleans and Jackson overnight into Thursday. The heaviest activity will be in areas like Shreveport and Memphis by the early morning hours. Storm risks in these areas include damaging winds and potential flooding as the front progresses. By Thursday evening, an influx of thunderstorms is expected to stretch from Atlanta to Charlotte, prompting increased weather awareness.
Miami’s UV index is elevated at 11 today, posing a high risk of harm from unprotected sun exposure, with burn times of just 11 minutes.
Thursday: Partly cloudy with a high of 89 degrees and a low of 79. Friday: Thunderstorms expected early, with the temperature reaching 88 degrees during the day and dropping to 79 at night. Saturday: A partly cloudy day with highs around 87 degrees and lows of 80. Sunday: Partly cloudy again, with the thermometer hitting 87 degrees for the high and 80 at night. Monday: More clouds expected, continuing with a high of 87 degrees and a low of 80. Tuesday: Partly cloudy conditions with temperatures maintaining a high of 87 degrees and a nighttime low of 80. Wednesday: Finish the week with partly cloudy skies and a high of 87 degrees, cooling to 79 overnight.