Tomorrow in Atlanta braces for a sizzling high with thunderstorms potentially painting the skies by evening. Get the latest on what to expect and how to prepare for this dynamic weather pattern.

Welcome to your detailed weather forecast for Atlanta and the Southeast. As we look into Sunday, expect not just clear skies but a scalding reality of soaring temperatures hitting a high of 99 degrees in Atlanta. These conditions are ripe for the budding thunderstorms forecasted to stretch from Jackson to Montgomery, possibly touching Atlanta by the evening. Dive deeper into our week-long weather predictions and find out how this could affect your week ahead.
The Southeast region is experiencing relatively calm weather at the moment. Light precipitation is visible offshore near Miami, while scattered showers are just off the Gulf Coast, impacting areas like Tampa and Savannah with rain expected to drift inland. Cloud cover is increasing over New Orleans and Houston, hinting at the potential for precipitation later in the day. Major cities such as Charlotte, Atlanta, and Jackson are currently under clear skies.
In Atlanta tomorrow morning, the day begins with a sunny sky and calm conditions. Temperatures start at a warm 76 degrees at 8 AM, rising to 84 degrees by 10 AM. By noon, the temperature climbs to 89 degrees with an easterly breeze at 3 miles per hour.
Tomorrow in Atlanta, expect a sizzling high of 99 degrees, significantly above average for this time of year. Charlotte will also experience high temperatures soaring to 94 degrees, aligning closely with the region’s warmth. Memphis isn’t far behind, reaching a solid 95 degrees. Over in New Orleans, the high will rest at 90 degrees, benefiting from warm, stable air conditions. Jacksonville will see a high of 91 degrees as more warm air advances into the southeast.
Expect a dynamic weather pattern across the Southeast tomorrow. A cold front is forecasted to push through the region, bringing thunderstorms from Jackson to Montgomery, potentially stretching into Atlanta by evening. There is a risk of severe storms with strong winds and heavy rain, especially during the afternoon hours. Coastal Florida, including Miami, could see isolated thunderstorms throughout the day. Temperatures are expected to be slightly cooler behind the front, offering some relief from recent warmth.
The UV index in Atlanta will be very high on Sunday, reaching a value of 10, with a burn time of approximately 12 minutes in direct sunlight. Similarly, Monday holds a UV index of 10, requiring quick action with only 12 minutes to burn.
For the 7-day outlook in Atlanta: Sunday: Mostly clear skies with a high of 91 degrees and a low of 71 degrees. Monday: Partly cloudy conditions bring a high of 94 degrees, cooling slightly to a low of 73. Tuesday: The heat continues with partly cloudy skies, reaching 96 degrees for the high and dipping to a warm low of 74. Wednesday: Partly cloudy with a high reaching 98 degrees and an overnight low of 72 degrees. Thursday: Expect more partly cloudy skies with a high around 94 degrees and a cooler night with a low of 71. Friday: Temperatures remain steady with partly cloudy weather, a high of 91 degrees, and a low of 71. Saturday: Partly cloudy again, as temperatures settle around 90 degrees for the high, and dip to 71 for the low.