Don’t miss out on what’s above you! Amy Freeze highlights the mix of sun and storms across Atlanta’s skies. Tune into the weather dynamics of the Southeast.

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Diving deep into Atlanta’s weather patterns, we explore how sunny days transition into stormy nights. Amy Freeze provides a comprehensive forecast from pleasant highs to storm-warned evenings, ensuring everyone stays ahead of the weather curve. Covering next week’s forecasts with expert insights on temperatures and storm predictions, our guide is your go-to resource for all things weather in Atlanta. Remember, while the sun may invite you out, the radar should decide your stay! A line of storms is stretching across the Gulf Coast, with significant rain and thunderstorms impacting the New Orleans area and extending eastward into the Gulf waters. Scattered showers are dotting the landscape from Tampa towards Jacksonville, while the northern sector from Memphis to Charlotte remains mostly clear. Isolated rain patches are emerging near Montgomery, and a cluster of showers is subject to intensifying near coastal Louisiana. Houston is experiencing dry conditions under partly cloudy skies.
Atlanta will enjoy mostly sunny skies this afternoon with temperatures peaking at 89 degrees. A gentle northwest wind will sweep across the city, reaching speeds up to 10 miles per hour by 6 PM. As the sun sets, clouds will clear, leaving a bright sky and maintaining a warm 85 degrees at 8 PM.
In the Southeast today, temperatures are climbing as high as 95 degrees in Shreveport, making it a hot day for Louisiana. Houston is close behind with a high of 94. In Jackson and New Orleans, we’re looking at a warm 91 degrees. The heat is tempered slightly along the coast, with Tampa reaching 84 degrees as humidity keeps conditions a bit cooler. Up in Atlanta, expect a high of 90, while Jacksonville checks in at 88 degrees amidst lingering moisture.
Tonight, Memphis will see a low of 71 degrees. In Jackson and Montgomery, expect temperatures to drop to 72. Nashville will be slightly cooler at 70 degrees, while Atlanta should remain comfortable with a low of 73. Coastal cities like Jacksonville and Savannah will see mild lows of 75 degrees.
Tomorrow, expect Atlanta to reach a high of 92 degrees, while Nashville will see a warm 91. Memphis is forecasted at 93 degrees, matching Jackson, which is also anticipated to hit 92. New Orleans will be toasty at 93 degrees, and farther west, Shreveport tops out at 95 degrees. The Southeast will be basking in above-average temperatures, largely influenced by a persistent high-pressure system acting as a dome of heat across the region.
A widespread storm system is bringing rain and thunderstorms to the Southeast tomorrow. Expect periods of heavy rain from New Orleans to Jacksonville, with the potential for gusty winds and localized flooding. A cold front will move through Atlanta during the morning commute, possibly leading to scattered strong storms. Showers are expected to continue through the day into Charlotte and Savannah.
Today and tomorrow in Atlanta, the UV index reaches an extreme level of 11, leading to a burn time of just 11 minutes in direct sunlight. It’s essential to take precautions like using high SPF sunscreen, wearing protective clothing, and limiting sun exposure during peak hours to prevent sunburn! Stay safe and enjoy the outdoors responsibly.