Dive into Amy Freeze’s analysis of the ever-changing weather patterns in the Southeast. With storms rolling in and temperatures varying, here’s your essential guide to what’s happening overhead in Atlanta.

Hello weather enthusiasts! Meteorologist Amy Freeze here to guide you through a whirlwind of weather patterns set to affect the Southeast, particularly Atlanta. Today, we’re seeing a mix of partly cloudy skies and vibrant storms, with highs reaching up to 78 degrees. Over the next week, anticipate thunderstorms and dynamic temperature shifts. I’ll help you prepare for every sunbeam and raindrop with daily updates and safety tips. For an in-depth look, follow the full story at https://amyfreeze.ai/ On the regional radar, a vibrant cluster of storms is currently situated over Atlanta, pushing towards the East Coast, bringing heavy rain and potential for severe weather to the area. Scattered rain showers are forming over Jacksonville, with cloud cover extending across northern Florida and into southern Georgia. The Carolinas, particularly west of Charlotte, are under growing cloud cover as the system approaches. Meanwhile, the rest of the Southeast, including New Orleans to the south and Memphis to the north, is experiencing clear skies and calm conditions. Los Angeles, Houston, and Miami remain clear and dry.
For this afternoon in Atlanta, temperatures remain warm with highs of 78 degrees at 4 PM, gradually cooling to 74 degrees by 8 PM. Expect predominantly cloudy skies throughout this period. Winds will be coming from the east at about 5 to 6 miles per hour, providing a gentle breeze.
High temperatures in the Southeast region today are making for a warm day. In Houston, expect a high of 92 degrees, while Shreveport will hit 91. Jackson is looking at a warm afternoon with a high of 89 degrees, and New Orleans isn’t far behind with a high of 90. Atlanta will reach 78 degrees, a bit cooler than surrounding areas, while Jacksonville is warm at 91 degrees. In Florida, Tampa will see a high of 92, and Miami is slightly cooler at 88 degrees.
Tonight Charlotte will cool down to 58 degrees, while Atlanta is forecasted for a low of 63. Savannah will see a comfortable 72 degrees, and Jacksonville will hover around 74. New Orleans remains warm at 78 degrees. Areas like Memphis and Shreveport will experience slightly cooler temps, with lows at 66 and 69 degrees respectively.
The Southeast will experience above-average high temperatures tomorrow, driven by a broad ridge of high pressure. Atlanta is forecasted to reach 79 degrees, while Montgomery sees a high of 87. Jacksonville will be warm at 92 degrees, and Tampa is expecting a sizzling 93. Farther west, New Orleans and Houston will each hit 89 degrees. Memphis will cool off slightly with a high of 72.
Expect a dynamic weather day across the Southeast tomorrow. A vigorous cold front pushes through, sparking thunderstorms from Houston to Atlanta, with a potential for heavy downpours and gusty winds. Jackson and Memphis face a greater risk of severe storms, including possible hail and tornadoes. Rain will be widespread across the region, tapering off by late afternoon. Behind the front, cooler air settles in, dropping temperatures by 10 degrees as clearer skies return by late Tuesday.
The UV index in Atlanta on Sunday will be high at 8, with a burn time of 17 minutes under direct sunlight—so make sure to wear sunscreen and find shade. As we move into Monday, the index will drop to 6, with a burn time of 23 minutes. It’s important to take precautions both days, such as wearing a hat and sunglasses, while enjoying outdoor activities.