Get ready to bundle up or break out the sunblock as Meteorologist Amy Freeze guides you through an unpredictable week of Southern weather. From chilling lows to stormy highs, stay prepared with our detailed forecast.

Meteorologist Amy Freeze here with a critical update on the upcoming weather patterns affecting the Southeast. This week witnesses a dramatic variation from thunderstorms to clear skies. Understanding these shifts is crucial for your weekly planning and safety. Explore our daily breakdown, from storm tracking to temperature swings, right here to ensure you’re always prepared for what’s ahead.
On the Regional Radar, a line of storms is moving from New Orleans to Jackson, bringing heavy rain and some severe weather conditions. This system is stretching northeast toward Montgomery and Atlanta, where thunderstorms are expected. Farther east, Savannah is experiencing cloud cover ahead of rain approaching from the west. Jacksonville has light rain, while areas to the north toward Charlotte are seeing the initial bands of rain edging in. Meanwhile, the Gulf of Mexico just south of Louisiana shows some isolated storm activity developing offshore.
For this evening in Miami, temperatures will decrease gently from 76 degrees at 8 PM to 73 degrees by midnight. Expect mostly cloudy skies with a light breeze coming from the south-southeast at 7 mph, becoming calmer with winds shifting to 4 mph later on.
Now for the low temperatures in the Southeast tonight. Expect a chilly start in the Tennessee River Valley with Memphis dropping to 43 degrees. Nashville will be slightly cooler at 40. In the Deep South, Shreveport will see a low of 50 degrees, while Jackson dips to 56. Montgomery is forecasted to be 52. Farther east, Atlanta is expected to cool down to 30 degrees, and Savannah will be around 55 degrees. Jacksonville is hovering at 59, and Tampa has a milder night with a low of 62. Miami will stay warm, maintaining a low of 69 degrees.
High temperatures across the Southeast tomorrow are set to be quite warm, with many areas experiencing above-average readings. In Louisiana, Shreveport will reach a high of 89 degrees, while New Orleans will enjoy a warm 81 degrees. Over in Mississippi, Jackson is anticipated to see 84 degrees, a comfortable mark for this time of year. Moving eastward, Montgomery, Alabama, is expected to hit 82 degrees, and Atlanta, Georgia, will warm up to 79 degrees. In the Carolinas, Charlotte is forecasted for a pleasant 77 degrees, while Savannah, Georgia, will see a high of 76 degrees. Florida remains warm with Tampa and Miami both expected to reach 81 degrees.
“Prepare for an active weather day across the Southeast tomorrow. An approaching storm system brings a likelihood of strong thunderstorms, particularly from Alabama to Georgia. The Storm Prediction Center highlights these areas for severe weather potential, including damaging winds and heavy downpours. By midday, expect thunderstorms stretching from Montgomery to Savannah. Rainfall accumulations are predicted to surpass one inch, raising concerns for localized flooding. Meanwhile, temperatures ahead of the front remain warm, but cooler air will follow, moderating conditions by the weekend.”
The UV index in Miami will be very high on Monday with a value of 9, resulting in a burn time of approximately 15 minutes under direct sunlight. Although clouds might provide intermittent cover on Tuesday, the UV index remains high at 6 with a burn time of 23 minutes.
“For the 7-day forecast in Miami: Monday: Mostly cloudy skies with a high of 80 degrees and a low of 70 degrees. Tuesday: Thunderstorms early, with temperatures reaching a high of 81 degrees and a low of 68 degrees. Wednesday: Partly cloudy conditions, expect a high of 81 degrees and a low of 69 degrees. Thursday: Mostly clear with temperatures peaking at 80 degrees during the day and lowering to 70 degrees at night. Friday: The day will be mostly cloudy, with a high of 77 degrees and a low of 71 degrees. Saturday: Partly cloudy skies with a daytime high of 79 degrees and an overnight low of 72 degrees. Sunday: Thunderstorms develop late, with temperatures reaching a high of 79 degrees and a low of 71 degrees. Stay safe and enjoy the week in Miami!”