Meteorologist Amy Freeze brings you the latest weather updates from Miami and across the Southeast. Learn about tonight’s conditions and the storms on their way!

Miami Evening News – 03/31/2025 Meteorologist Amy Freeze here with your Southeast Forecast update, highlighting a powerful line of storms sweeping from New Orleans to Tampa. Expect a variety of weather conditions including cool downs and severe storms in the upcoming days. Here’s what you need to know to plan your week and stay ahead of the weather!
A powerful line of storms is sweeping across the Southeast from west to east. Severe storms are moving from New Orleans, making their way towards Montgomery, delivering heavy winds and rain. Jackson is experiencing significant precipitation as the storm system pushes through the region. Atlanta is on the path of these storms, so anticipate impactful weather moving in soon. The southern Alabama and Florida Panhandle are bracing for rain as the system progresses. Although Houston is currently enjoying a clear sky, Tampa is seeing cloud cover associated with incoming storm activity from the Gulf.
For Miami this evening, temperatures will gradually decrease from 77 degrees at 8 PM to 75 degrees by midnight. Expect partly cloudy skies early, transitioning to overcast conditions with a chance of a few showers by midnight. Winds will be light, shifting from south at 6 miles per hour at 8 PM to a gentle 3 miles per hour by midnight.
Now for the low temperatures, the Southeast is experiencing a noticeable cool down tonight. Memphis will drop to 33 degrees, while Nashville isn’t far behind at 35. Shreveport will see a low of 37 degrees. In Jackson, temperatures will fall to 41, with Montgomery expected to hit 39. Atlanta will be slightly warmer at 40. Jacksonville will see a low of 69, and Savannah will cool down to 63.
High temperatures across the Southeast for tomorrow are looking warm and above average. Atlanta will reach a pleasant high of 77 degrees, while Nashville will see slightly cooler temperatures with a high of 68 degrees. Over in Jackson, Mississippi, expect a comfortable 81 degrees, and Montgomery, Alabama, will match that with a high of 81 as well. Shreveport is set to enjoy a warm 82 degrees. New Orleans anticipates a high of 80 degrees, while Houston isn’t far behind, expecting 79. Down in Florida, temperatures soar with Tampa reaching 87 degrees and Jacksonville hitting 84 degrees.
Expect an active weather day across the Southeast with an incoming cold front impacting the region. From Atlanta to Jacksonville, we’ll see scattered showers intensifying into thunderstorms. Particularly, the Gulf Coast areas from New Orleans to Pensacola should be on alert for strong thunderstorms leading potentially to damaging winds and heavy downpours. The threat continues as the front moves farther east, reaching Savannah by Wednesday afternoon. With high moisture levels, flash flooding is a concern, especially in low-lying areas. Cooler temperatures follow the front, bringing relief from today’s humidity. Remember, staying informed is key with this dynamic system over the next 48 hours.
The UV index in Miami will reach an extreme level of 11 on Monday, with potential sun exposure risks leading to burns in as little as 11 minutes under direct sunlight. As you plan for Tuesday, the UV index remains very high at 10, slightly extending the burn time to 12 minutes.
Monday: Thunderstorms expected early, with a high of 81 degrees and a low of 73. Tuesday: Partly cloudy skies, reaching up to 83 degrees, with the low around 76. Wednesday: Mostly clear conditions with a high of 82 degrees and a low of 75. Thursday: Another mostly clear day, temperatures peaking at 82 degrees with a low of 75. Friday: Clear skies, high reaching 82 degrees and a low of 74. Saturday: Mostly clear with a high of 82 degrees and a low of 74. Sunday: Clear once more, expect a high of 83 degrees and a low of 74. Enjoy the week ahead, Miami!