This week in Atlanta, temperatures soar as clouds gather, hinting at potential late showers. A front brings thunderstorms mid-week, with a focus on safety under extreme UV levels. Read more for day-by-day details!

Get ready for a week of weather changes in Atlanta! We start with mostly clear skies and temperatures hitting the 90s, but don’t let the calm weather fool you. From building clouds to thunderstorms sweeping through the Southeast, each day brings new challenges. The UV index peaks, urging everyone outdoors to take proactive steps for skin protection. Dive into our daily breakdown for weather expectations, tips on staying safe, and how the anticipated cold front will reshape the region’s climate. Visit our blog at https://amyfreeze.ai/ for comprehensive updates. The Southeast is facing scattered showers today, mainly over eastern Texas with a few showers near Houston. As we move east, clear conditions are predominant from Jackson to Atlanta, but clouds are building, signaling potential rain later. A line of storms is advancing over the northern Gulf coast, affecting New Orleans and moving eastward. Additionally, storms approaching from the Atlantic could bring isolated showers to areas like Jacksonville and Savannah.
Expect a warm afternoon in Atlanta with temperatures reaching up to 90 degrees. Partly cloudy skies will be the backdrop for the day as winds come from the west-northwest at about 7 to 9 miles per hour. The breeze should provide slight relief from the heat, maintaining a calm weather pattern. As we head into the evening, temperatures will gently drop to 87 degrees by 8 PM.
Today’s high temperatures in the Southeast are quite warm. New Orleans reaches a high of 90 degrees, while Jackson is slightly hotter at 93. Montgomery also sees a high of 94 degrees, making it one of the warmest spots today. In comparison, Savannah has a cooler afternoon at 88 degrees. Over in Florida, both Jacksonville and Tampa reach 93 and 91 degrees respectively, with Miami being a bit more comfortable at 87.
Tonight, temperatures will drop to 73 degrees in Jackson and 74 in Montgomery. Nashville will see a low of 73, while Memphis cools to 74. Expect slightly warmer conditions in New Orleans and Atlanta, with lows around 77 and 76, respectively. Meanwhile, Tampa will hold steady at 79 degrees.
Tomorrow, Atlanta is forecasted to reach a high of 94 degrees. Montgomery will also see warm temperatures, with a high of 94 degrees expected. Jacksonville and Tampa will share similar highs, both hitting 93 degrees. In New Orleans, temperatures will climb to 90 degrees, while Houston remains slightly cooler at 91 degrees. Overall, much of the Southeast is experiencing above-average temperatures as a warm front influences the region.
A cold front is on track to sweep through the Southeast, bringing a series of thunderstorms from Louisiana to Georgia. Expect severe weather risks with heavy rain and strong winds as these storms move across Jackson, New Orleans, and Montgomery late Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. Coastal areas, including Jacksonville and Savannah, will see early morning showers transitioning into thunderstorms by Wednesday afternoon. With cumulative rainfall projected to exceed two inches in some areas, flash flooding is a concern. Temperatures will dip slightly post-front, providing a cooler and more stable atmosphere by the end of the week.
The UV index in Atlanta is at an extreme level of 11 today and tomorrow, with an expected burn time of just 11 minutes in direct sunlight. It’s crucial to take extra precautions—including wearing high SPF sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses—if you’re spending time outdoors. Stay in shaded areas during peak sun hours for better protection.