Check out the latest weather trends as Amy Freeze breaks down the mixed weather spells casting over the Southeast, from sunny highs to chilly lows and emerging storms!

As the Southeast enjoys a mix of climatic conditions, Amy Freeze provides an indispensable guide to navigating the weather ups and downs, from the pleasant sunny spells in Miami to the risk of severe weather conditions approaching midweek. Get ready for fluctuating temperatures and plan your week wisely with insights only Amy can provide!
The Southeast is predominantly enjoying dry conditions, but a notable cluster of rain is hovering over the Gulf of Mexico, just south of Louisiana, stretching towards the Alabama coastline. This rain could inch northward, potentially affecting New Orleans and coastal Mississippi later in the day. Meanwhile, areas like Houston, Shreveport, and Memphis are experiencing clear skies. Atlanta maintains its mild weather as clouds gradually thicken. Savannah is currently basking in clearer conditions.
For this evening in Miami, expect partly cloudy skies transitioning to mostly clear by midnight. Temperatures will remain steady, starting at 78 degrees at 8 PM and gently dipping to 77 degrees by midnight. Winds are coming from the east-southeast at around 9 miles per hour, calming slightly later on.
Tonight in the Southeast, expect some notably chilly air settling in. Memphis will see a low of 33 degrees, while Nashville will drop to 35. Further south, Shreveport is forecasted at 37 degrees, and Jackson will sit at 41. Atlanta will experience a low of 35 as well, maintaining that cold trend across the region. In contrast, it will be a more mild start for Tampa at 56 degrees.
For tomorrow, the Southeast is set to experience warm and unseasonably high temperatures across the board. Atlanta will reach a high of 83 degrees, while Savannah is also looking at 79 degrees. Montgomery will see a notable spike, hitting 90 degrees. Over in Jackson, temperatures will soar to 86 degrees. New Orleans can expect a high of 84 degrees, and Houston will warm up to 86 as well. With such warmth in the forecast, be prepared for the possibility of afternoon showers and storms developing.
A low-pressure system advances from Texas into the Southeast by Tuesday afternoon, impacting areas from Houston to Jacksonville. Expect increasing cloud cover as showers and thunderstorms develop. The heaviest rainfall is likely overnight Tuesday into Wednesday, with potential for localized flooding, especially near Gulf Coast cities such as New Orleans and Mobile. Storms could bring strong winds and isolated tornadoes, particularly across southern Alabama and Mississippi. For Wednesday, anticipate the cold front reaching the Atlanta metro area during the morning commute. This could result in widespread thunderstorms and a slight dip in temperatures. Farther east, prepare for Jacksonville and Savannah to experience rain and storms by Wednesday afternoon. It’s crucial to stay updated on weather alerts as the Southeast remains under a heightened risk for severe weather through Wednesday night.
The UV index for Miami is projected to reach a very high level of 10 today and Wednesday, with a burn time of approximately 12 minutes in direct sunlight.
For the 7-day forecast in Miami: Tuesday: Partly cloudy skies with a high of 83 degrees and a low of 76 degrees. Wednesday: More of those partly cloudy conditions, with temperatures reaching 82 for the high and dipping to 76 overnight. Thursday: Expect mostly clear skies, a high of 82 degrees, and a low around 75. Friday: Mostly clear again, with the temperature hitting a high of 81 degrees and a low of 75 degrees. Saturday: Clear skies expected, warming up to a high of 82 degrees and cooling to 74 at night. Sunday: Another clear day with highs reaching 82 degrees and overnight lows of 74. Monday: Clouds return with showers late, reaching a high of 84 degrees and a low of 73.