Catch up on the latest weather trends affecting Atlanta and the Southeast as Amy Freeze breaks down the forecast, from expected thunderstorms to sunny skies!

In the heart of the Southeast, fluctuating temperatures and unpredictable showers pose challenges. Meteorologist Amy Freeze provides a detailed, day-by-day weather breakdown, ensuring you stay well-informed about what to expect. Featuring everything from UV index warnings, highs and lows across the region, and tips on staying prepared for sudden weather changes. Don’t miss out on comprehensive forecasts at https://amyfreeze.ai/
Over the Southeast, a band of rain showers is sweeping from western Tennessee toward Northern Mississippi. Memphis is currently under heavy rain which is gradually heading towards northern Alabama. Scattered showers are also visible near Jackson, edging eastward to Montgomery. The Gulf Coast, including New Orleans, is experiencing dry conditions, while clouds continue their march east. Coastal cities like Jacksonville and Miami are enjoying clear skies, perfect for outdoor activities.
Atlanta’s morning forecast starts at 8 AM with scattered thunderstorms and temperatures around 73 degrees, accompanied by winds from the west-southwest at 9 miles per hour. By 10 AM, expect cloudy skies as temperatures rise slightly to 75 degrees, with winds increasing to 11 miles per hour from the west-southwest. Heading towards noon, mostly cloudy conditions will prevail with temperatures reaching 79 degrees, and winds shifting to 12 miles per hour from the west.
High temperatures in the Southeast are set to soar above average tomorrow. Miami will reach 89 degrees, while Tampa warms up to a scorching 92. Jacksonville is expecting a high of 97, marking one of the hottest spots in the region. Farther inland, Atlanta will top out at 86 degrees, and Montgomery will see highs around 88. Shreveport and New Orleans are also on the warm side with expected highs of 91 and 89 degrees, respectively, influenced by a strong ridge of high pressure.
A line of storms stretches from Shreveport to New Orleans, bringing showers and possible thunderstorms as it moves eastward. By tomorrow morning, this system is expected to reach Jackson and Montgomery, with potential for heavy rain and gusty winds. Stay alert for any severe thunderstorm warnings, especially in these areas. The front may reach Charlotte by late afternoon, prompting a cooler and drier trend heading into the weekend. Tampa and Miami will likely remain dry with warm temperatures continuing.
The UV index in Atlanta on Friday is moderately high at 6, with a burn time of approximately 23 minutes in direct sunlight. As we move into Saturday, the index climbs to a very high level of 9, significantly reducing burn time to just 15 minutes.
For the 7-day forecast in Atlanta: Friday: Mostly cloudy with a high of 88 degrees and a low of 72. Saturday: Partly cloudy skies as temperatures reach 88 degrees and a low of 66. Sunday: Partly cloudy with a high of 83 degrees, with the temperature dropping to 65 at night. Monday: Mostly cloudy conditions and temperatures rising to 90 degrees with an overnight low of 69. Tuesday: Thunderstorms are expected late in the day with a high of 90 degrees and a low of 69. Wednesday: The weather will clear, with a high of 84 degrees and a low of 58. Thursday: Partly cloudy skies and a cooler day with a high of 70 degrees, dropping to a low of 53.