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Join Amy Freeze as she navigates through the dynamic and unpredictable weather of Atlanta. From clear and cool mornings to impending storms, get a detailed breakdown of the next week’s weather changes. Find out how temperatures are shaping up across the Southeast and what severe weather might be on the horizon. With preventative tips and a 7-day forecast, ensure you’re well-prepared, no matter the weather.
A line of strong storms is advancing through the Deep South, stretching from New Orleans to Montgomery. Meanwhile, light rain showers are affecting areas from Memphis down to Jackson, quickly moving toward Atlanta. Montgomery is experiencing some severe thunderstorms, with the potential for heavy rain and strong winds. This stormy system is approaching Atlanta, bringing a mix of rain showers and possible storms. Coastal cities such as Savannah and Charleston remain dry but should be on the lookout for increasing cloud cover as the system progresses eastward.
Tomorrow morning in Atlanta begins partly cloudy at 8 AM with temperatures at 56 degrees and a light west wind at 5 miles per hour. By 10 AM, the skies will clear, becoming sunny as temperatures rise to 61 degrees with a west-northwest wind at 8 miles per hour. Expect conditions to turn warmer and sunnier, reaching 65 degrees by noon with an increase in wind speed to 11 miles per hour.
By tomorrow, high temperatures in the Southeast are trending well above average. Miami will see a warm 84 degrees, while Tampa matches that with a high of 83. Jacksonville is also set for a balmy 83 degrees. In Atlanta, expect a comfortable 71 degrees, and further inland, Montgomery will reach 77 degrees. New Orleans is on track for a high of 80 degrees, contributing to the overall warm pattern across the region.
A robust cold front will sweep across the Southeast tomorrow, with rain and storms pushing from Texas through Louisiana and into Alabama by the early morning. Look out for pockets of severe weather, particularly heavy rain and gusty winds in cities like Montgomery and Atlanta during the morning commute. By mid-afternoon, storm activity extends from Jackson to Charlotte, with potential for isolated tornadoes. This front brings cooler temperatures by evening as it exits towards the East Coast. Behind the storm, skies clear but some areas may see lingering showers in the early evening hours.
The UV index in Atlanta on Saturday will be moderate at 4, with a burn time of approximately 35 minutes. However, cloud cover and rain will significantly reduce UV exposure, lowering sunburn risk. On Sunday, the UV index rises to 9, posing a high risk, with a quick burn time of just 15 minutes in direct sunlight. Ensure to use sunscreen and wear protective clothing when outdoors.
For the 7-day forecast in Atlanta: – Sunday: Thunderstorms early with a high of 71 degrees and a low of 47 degrees. – Monday: Mostly clear skies and a warm-up to 74 degrees, with a nighttime low around 50. – Tuesday: Sunny and warmer, reaching a delightful high of 80 degrees and a crisp night dipping to 59. – Wednesday: Showers expected late in the day, with a high of 76 degrees and a low of 61. – Thursday: Scattered thunderstorms with temperatures peaking at 76 degrees and dropping to 59 at night. – Friday: More scattered thunderstorms are in store, with a high of 74 degrees and an overnight low of 57. – Saturday: Partly sunny skies and slightly cooler with a high of 73 degrees and a low of 57. Stay safe and enjoy the week ahead!