As Miami revels under clear skies tonight, scattered showers and severe weather alerts take the stage across the Southeast. Tune into our detailed guide for round-the-clock updates.

This evening in Miami calls for clear and calm skies, setting the stage for a perfect night under the stars. However, not so tranquil are some parts of the Southeast, where showers and storms prepare to make their mark. From a soothing 85°F in Miami to searing highs across cities like Shreveport and Houston, our extensive coverage walks you through what to expect weather-wise from tonight into the next week. With a special focus on a looming cold front that promises significant shifts, be well-prepared with our in-depth analysis at https://amyfreeze.ai/
On the Regional Radar, isolated showers are spotted off the coast of Tampa, Florida, drifting eastward into the warmer Gulf waters. Jacksonville is currently experiencing scattered rain showers which are gradually intensifying and heading toward Savannah. Meanwhile, Alabama and Mississippi are enjoying clear weather with just a few clouds hovering over Montgomery. Memphis remains dry, providing a break from recent wet weather, while Atlanta holds steady with overcast skies but no precipitation at this time.
As the evening unfolds in Miami, look forward to a tranquil night with clear skies. Temperatures start at 85 degrees at 9 PM, dipping slightly to 83 degrees by 1 AM. Winds are gentle, starting from the south-southeast at 7 miles per hour, calming to 4 miles per hour out of the south-southwest later in the night. Perfect for a relaxing evening under the stars!
Tonight, Memphis will see a low of 76 degrees, while Nashville cools down to 74. Atlanta is expected to drop to 75, with Montgomery also at 75. Shreveport will remain warm at 79 degrees, and New Orleans will settle at 77, keeping the warmth across the region.
Tomorrow in Shreveport, temperatures will soar to 99 degrees, which is well above average for this time of year. Houston isn’t far behind, expecting a high of 98 degrees. In Jackson, expect a high of 95 degrees, while New Orleans will be slightly cooler at 90 degrees. Montgomery and Atlanta will experience highs around 95 and 91 degrees, respectively. Over in Florida, Jacksonville will heat up to 97 degrees, and Miami is forecasted for a warm 92 degrees, influenced by a persistent heat dome across the region.
A cold front is making its way eastward, triggering showers and thunderstorms across the Southeast, particularly impacting areas like Alabama, Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle on Wednesday. Expect severe weather risks with potential for heavy rain and damaging winds from New Orleans to Jacksonville through the day. Up to two inches of rain could fall in some areas, raising flooding concerns, especially in low-lying regions. By Wednesday evening, the front will begin pushing through the Carolinas, bringing showers to Charlotte and further rainfall for Savannah. Temperatures will drop several degrees behind the front, offering a cooler, drier air mass heading into the end of the week.
The UV index in Miami is extremely high at 11, with a burn time of just 11 minutes under direct sunlight on both Tuesday and Wednesday. Take precautions with high-SPF sunscreen, protective clothing, and shade. Plan outdoor activities with care to avoid sun overexposure!
Tuesday: Mostly clear skies with a high near 88 degrees and a low of 80 degrees. Wednesday: Expect partly cloudy conditions, warming up to 91 degrees with lows around 80 degrees. Thursday: Partly sunny, with temperatures peaking at 90 degrees and dipping to 81 degrees overnight. Friday: Mostly clear with a high of 89 degrees and a nighttime low of 81 degrees. Saturday: The weather stays mostly clear, with temperatures reaching 90 degrees during the day and cooling to 81 degrees at night. Sunday: Enjoy mostly clear skies, a high of 89 degrees, and a low near 81. Monday: Partly cloudy with highs of 89 degrees and lows around 81 degrees. Hope that helps you plan your week!