This week in Atlanta, experience a wild weather ride from stormy to clear skies. Check out Meteorologist Amy Freeze’s insights on what to expect each day.

Dive deep into a detailed forecast for Atlanta with Meteorologist Amy Freeze. Starting the week with severe weather warnings sweeping across the Southeast, we transition into mild and warmer temperatures with an overview of daily changes. From thunderstorms to sunny mornings, prepare for varying weather conditions that could affect your daily activities. Discover the impact of high UV indexes and how to stay protected. With a week full of weather surprises, stay informed and ready!
On the Regional Radar, a strong line of severe storms is making its way across the Southeast, stretching from the Gulf Coast up through Georgia and into the Carolinas. These intense thunderstorms are sweeping through Jacksonville and moving northeast towards Savannah, bringing heavy rainfall and potentially gusty winds. Meanwhile, areas like Charlotte and Atlanta are currently covered with cloud cover as these storms approach. Farther west, in cities like New Orleans and Montgomery, conditions remain relatively clear, providing a break from the severe weather. Meanwhile, Tampa experiences a break, but more rain showers are headed its way. Keep those umbrellas handy across the region!
Tomorrow morning in Atlanta begins cool with temperatures starting at 40 degrees at 7 AM, gradually rising to 49 degrees by 11 AM. You can expect sunny skies throughout the morning with northwest winds at 16 miles per hour, offering a brisk start to the day. Perfect weather to enjoy the morning sun!
Highs for the Southeast region on March 17, 2025, are shaping up to be warm and pleasant, with many cities experiencing temperatures well above seasonal averages. In Houston, expect a warm high of 81 degrees, while Shreveport could reach 80 degrees. New Orleans will enjoy a high of 72 degrees, and Jackson is forecasted to hit 70 degrees. Montgomery will see a high of 67 degrees, while Atlanta and Nashville are both looking at cooler conditions with highs around 61 degrees. On the Florida coast, Miami is set to hit 77 degrees, making it a warm and sunny day. Overall, the region is benefiting from a ridge of high pressure that is allowing warm, humid air to dominate, contributing to above-average temperatures across the board.
“On the forecast for the Southeast, anticipate a rainy day as a wave of showers and thunderstorms moves through the region. Particularly, Charlotte and Atlanta can expect heavy rainfall and possible thunderstorms. As we look into tomorrow, areas from Savannah to Tampa may experience scattered showers, while the surrounding areas will stay relatively dry. Keep an eye on local alerts as the east coast experiences this weather shift, with rain providing some relief amidst fairly dry conditions previously. Temperatures will remain moderate throughout the day, cooling slightly by evening.”
The UV index in Atlanta is high at 7 for both Sunday and Monday, with a burn time of about 20 minutes. Be cautious if you’re outdoors and make sure to wear sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun’s rays!
For the 7-day forecast in Atlanta: Monday: Expect partly cloudy skies with a high of 62 degrees and a low of 36. Tuesday: A clear day ahead with temperatures rising to 77 degrees and dipping to 42 overnight. Wednesday: Mostly sunny with a high of 79 degrees, cooling down to 53 at night. Thursday: Light rain arrives late, with a cooler day reaching a high of 56 degrees and a low of 35. Friday: Partly cloudy conditions, the temperature peaks at 63 degrees, nightfall brings it down to 36. Saturday: Partly cloudy with temperatures climbing to 72 degrees, dropping to 47 in the evening. Sunday: Another partly cloudy day with a high of 72 degrees and a low of 53.