This week in Miami, enjoy warm weather with temperatures mostly in the high 80s. But don’t put away your umbrellas yet—thunderstorms are forecasted midweek, potentially impacting commutes. Keep an eye on the UV index too, as it hits extreme levels!

As Miami basks in partly cloudy skies, the week promises mixed weather with typical high temperatures and occasional showers. Midweek forecasts predict thunderstorms moving across the Southeast, likely affecting daily routines. While enjoying sunny days, residents should prepare for sudden weather shifts, especially with a UV index reaching an all-time high, necessitating sun protection. Detailed daily insights will help you plan your week around Mother Nature’s mood swings. The Southeast region is witnessing a stretch of rain reaching from Memphis eastward towards Charlotte. Atlanta and Montgomery are under cloud cover, with rain approaching their vicinity. Light showers are scattered near New Orleans, while severe weather is active northeast of Houston, tracking towards Shreveport. Clear skies are dominating the areas around Jacksonville and Miami, providing a dry spell for those regions.
Through the afternoon in Miami, temperatures are expected to remain in the upper 80s, starting at 87 degrees and easing to 84 degrees by 8 PM. Winds from the east-southeast will be present, with speeds ranging from 13 to 9 miles per hour, adding a breezy feel to the day. Skies will initially be partly cloudy, transitioning to mostly cloudy by the evening.
This afternoon, high temperatures across the Southeast are shaping up nicely. In New Orleans and Jackson, expect a warm 90 degrees, while Shreveport edges slightly higher at 94. Moving over to Florida, Tampa brings a toasty 93 degrees, with Jacksonville sitting at a comfortable 91. Up in Georgia, Atlanta will feel the heat too, reaching 86 degrees. Savannah is set to be a bit warmer at 92 degrees, showcasing the region’s summer warmth.
Tonight in the Southeast, Memphis will cool down to 73 degrees. Expect lower temperatures in Nashville, dropping to 68 degrees, and Montgomery at 71 degrees. Jackson will see a low of 72, while Shreveport settles at 76 degrees. Florida remains warm with Tampa at 75 degrees and Miami around 79 degrees.
Tomorrow, Shreveport will reach a sizzling 94 degrees, while Houston isn’t far behind at 92. Atlanta will see a high of 84 degrees, which is slightly below average for this time of year. As we move to Florida, Jacksonville and Tampa are both expected to hit 91 degrees. New Orleans will warm up to 88 degrees, signaling a trend of above-average temperatures across the Southeast.
The Southeast regional forecast indicates a significant weather pattern shift. A cold front moves from Texas into Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, bringing thunderstorms. Expect these storms to reach Atlanta early Wednesday morning, potentially affecting the morning commute. Thunderstorms will extend from New Orleans to Montgomery, with showers reaching Jacksonville and Savannah by Wednesday. Heavy rains could result in localized flooding, so remain vigilant and prepared for potential weather alerts.
Miami’s UV index is extremely high at 11 for both Wednesday and Thursday, with a rapid burn time of just 11 minutes.