Navigate through a week of Miami’s weather with our in-depth forecast. From balmy sunny days to evening thunderstorms, Weather Anchor Amy Freeze guides you through what to expect.

Dive into the heart of Miami’s weather with an extensive 7-day forecast from Meteorologist Amy Freeze. This week promises a range of conditions, from perfect beach weather to potential storm hazards. Learn the best times to enjoy the outdoors and when to stay prepared for rain and potential flooding. Follow updates to stay safe and make the most of your week in Miami.
The Southeast region is seeing scattered rain showers, especially along the Gulf Coast. Rain is moving into areas around Jacksonville and Miami, with heavier downpours noted. Showers extend into central Florida, impacting areas like Tampa. Farther north, cloud cover increases as showers approach the Carolinas and Georgia. Memphis and Atlanta remain dry for now, but conditions suggest increasing cloudiness in these areas.
Evening hours in Miami will see temperatures holding steady at 78 degrees through 11 PM, slightly dipping to 77 degrees by 1 AM. Winds will be coming from the south-southeast at 7 mph initially, decreasing to 5 mph later in the evening. Expect mostly cloudy skies throughout the night.
The Southeast is in for a cooler night as low temperatures drop significantly across the region. Expect 47 degrees in Nashville, with Memphis dipping to 53. Atlanta will see a low of 50, while Montgomery cools off to 53. Jackson is forecasted to be at 58, making for a relatively mild night. Coastal areas like Jacksonville and Savannah will experience lows of 63 and 61 degrees, respectively.
Tomorrow, the Southeast is set to experience above-average temperatures as warm air dominates the region. Atlanta will see a high of 71 degrees, while Montgomery and Jackson each reach 79 degrees. New Orleans is expected to hit 81 degrees with similar warmth in Shreveport at 81 degrees as well. Coastal areas will feel the heat more intensely, with Jacksonville and Tampa both soaring to a steamy 88 degrees. Savannah is not far behind, reaching a warm 84 degrees, making for a summer-like feel across much of the region.
A cold front is making its way into the Southeast, bringing with it scattered thunderstorms from New Orleans up to Montgomery by tomorrow afternoon. Rainfall could be heavy at times, posing a risk of localized flooding, especially in low-lying areas. In terms of temperature, expect highs to remain warm in the mid to upper 70s before the front moves through, leading to cooler and drier conditions by late Wednesday. Keep an eye out for potential severe weather alerts, particularly for strong winds and localized hail. Heading farther east, places like Jacksonville and Savannah might see showers lingering into the evening before clearing out overnight.
The UV index in Miami will be very high at 11 on Monday, with burn time as quick as 11 minutes under direct sunlight. Remember to apply sunscreen generously, wear protective clothing, and seek shade especially during the peak hours. On Sunday, the index drops slightly to 7, but the burn time remains short at just 20 minutes.
For the 7-day forecast in Miami: Sunday: Thunderstorms early with a high of 82 degrees and a low of 75. Monday: Partly cloudy, temperatures reaching 83 degrees, dipping to 76 at night. Tuesday: Mostly sunny with a high of 84 degrees and a low of 76. Wednesday: Partly cloudy with highs around 83 degrees, lows at 76. Thursday: Sun and clouds with a high of 83 degrees, and warm nights at 76. Friday: Expect partly cloudy skies with temperatures peaking at 83 degrees, and lows of 76. Saturday: Partly cloudy again, with a high of 83 degrees and a low of 75.