Catch the latest weather updates for Atlanta and the Southeast. From clear skies to impending storms, find out what the weather holds in store for us this summer.

As Atlanta enjoys clear skies, the Southeast braces for varied weather conditions – from stormy Gulf coasts to muggy afternoons. Get a comprehensive day-by-day breakdown of the forecast, storm alerts, and how these patterns will affect your weekly planning. Stay informed about the extreme UV index and prepare for potential thunderstorms with our detailed analysis.
A mix of stormy and soggy conditions is taking shape along the Gulf Coast, with New Orleans seeing significant rainfall heading towards the Florida panhandle. Thunderstorms are also popping up across the Carolinas, with Charlotte getting a share of those stormy skies. A cluster of showers is drifting over the open waters near Tampa and extending southeastwards. Elsewhere, conditions remain rather clear, especially around Houston and Miami, providing a brief weather respite.
For this evening in Atlanta, temperatures will start at 85 degrees at 9 PM and gradually decrease to 78 degrees by 1 AM. Winds will shift from west-northwest at 6 miles per hour to 3 miles per hour.
Tonight, temperatures in the Southeast region will remain mild, with Memphis dipping to 75 degrees and Nashville at 74. Expect a low of 72 in Jackson and 76 in New Orleans. Montgomery will see a low of 74 degrees, while Atlanta cools to 74. Florida cities like Tampa and Jacksonville will stay warm at 77 and 76 degrees, respectively.
Tomorrow in Atlanta, temperatures will soar to a hot 95 degrees, making it a scorcher in the Southeast. Montgomery is also expecting a high of 95, while Jackson will see temperatures reach 93 degrees. In contrast, New Orleans will remain slightly cooler at 89 degrees. Further east, both Charleston and Jacksonville will enjoy highs around 92 degrees, consistent with above-average summer patterns across the region. Miami rounds it out with a warm high of 89 degrees.
A cold front will push through the Southeast tomorrow, bringing scattered thunderstorms from New Orleans to Savannah. Expect heavy rainfall and gusty winds, particularly along the Gulf Coast. Temperatures will dip slightly after the front passes, but conditions will remain humid. Watch for localized flooding in areas with persistent rain. Keep an eye on the forecast, especially during morning commutes in cities like Atlanta and Montgomery.
The UV index in Atlanta will soar to an extreme level of 11 today, with a rapid burn time of just 11 minutes in direct sunlight. For Monday, the UV index remains at 11, maintaining a similar burn time.
For the 7 Day Forecast in Atlanta: Sunday: Mostly clear skies with a high of 94 degrees and a low of 71. Monday: Another mostly clear day, temperatures reaching up to 95 degrees with a low of 73. Tuesday: Partly cloudy conditions, a high around 94 degrees and a low near 73. Wednesday: Thunderstorms developing early, cooler with a high of 91 degrees and a low of 71. Thursday: Expect thunderstorms with the temperature peaking at 87 degrees and dropping to 70 degrees at night. Friday: Thunderstorms continue, reaching a high of 86 degrees and a low of 70. Saturday: Isolated thunderstorms, warming up slightly with highs around 89 degrees and a low of 71.