Navigating Miami’s Weather: This week, watch out for shifts from cloudy skies to severe storms. Keep up with Amy Freeze for daily detailed updates!

Miami is set for a dynamic weather week, with partly cloudy skies and evening showers moving in. Expect variations from mild temperatures to storm alerts, especially as thunderstorms threaten by mid-week with potential for heavy rains and flooding. Safeguard your plans and stay updated with expert insights from Amy Freeze. Check the full forecast now on https://amyfreeze.ai/
A line of showers is currently sweeping through the Gulf of Mexico, poised to approach the coastal regions of Florida and Alabama. The western Gulf shores near Houston and New Orleans remain dry, with no significant precipitation detected. Cloud cover persists over Jacksonville and Savannah as rain moves in from the southeast. Areas north of Montgomery and Atlanta are experiencing clearer skies, but conditions could shift as clouds build up.
This evening in Miami, temperatures hover around 81 degrees with a light east wind at 9 mph. Expect showers to develop by 11 PM, providing some relief from the cloudy conditions. As the night progresses toward 1 AM, look for mostly cloudy skies and a subtle temperature increase to 82 degrees.
Tonight, Memphis will cool down to 75 degrees. Nashville is expected to dip to 75, while Montgomery will see a low of 74. In Jackson, temperatures will drop to 73 degrees, and farther south, New Orleans remains warmer at 78 degrees. Miami will wrap up the night with a cozy 80 degrees.
Tomorrow in the Southeast, Charlotte will hit a sizzling 99 degrees, making it one of the hottest spots in the region. Atlanta is projected to reach 94 degrees, while Montgomery will also see a high of 94. In the Gulf Coast, New Orleans and Houston will both be around 90 degrees, keeping the heat consistent across the southern cities. Jacksonville is expected to have a warmer than average day at 91 degrees.
A stationary front across the Southeast is set to keep the region active with thunderstorms on Monday. Expect a line of storms lingering from Tampa to Miami, bringing heavy rain and localized flooding, especially for coastal areas. Afternoon temperatures will hover around the mid to upper 80s due to increased humidity. Watch for a chance of severe storms developing in the evening hours across central Alabama and Georgia, with potential for damaging winds. Wet conditions continue into the night, with showers extending into northern Florida and southern Georgia by Tuesday morning.
In Miami, the UV index will reach a very high level of 11 on Monday, with potential sun exposure risks leading to sunburn in as little as 11 minutes. On Sunday, the UV index remains high at 9, with a burn time of approximately 15 minutes in direct sunlight.
Sunday: Starting with some morning clouds and clearing later, expect a high of 86 degrees, with lows around 80 degrees. Monday: Partly cloudy skies will dominate, with a daytime high of 87 degrees and a low of 81 degrees. Tuesday: It will be mostly clear as temperatures peak at 87 degrees and dip to around 80 degrees during the night. Wednesday: Expect partly cloudy conditions as the high reaches 86 degrees, with lows near 80 degrees. Thursday: Isolated thunderstorms are on the horizon with a high of 86 degrees and a low around 80 degrees. Friday: Thunderstorms early will give way to mostly cloudy skies later in the day. Highs will hit 87 degrees, with lows near 80 degrees. Saturday: Finishing the week with partly cloudy weather and a high of 88 degrees, cooling to 80 degrees overnight.