Explore the dynamic weather of Atlanta! From sunny spells to expected showers, we cover what the skies have in store for the Southeast this week.

Join us as we navigate through Atlanta’s ever-changing weather landscape. Our detailed 7-day forecast aims to prepare you for each day, from potential thunderstorms to sunny intervals, ensuring you make the most of the weather, come rain or shine. Find essential tips on dealing with high UV indexes and how to stay weather-alert through potential severe conditions. On the Regional Radar, a line of showers is moving eastward, with rain currently observed over Jackson moving towards Atlanta. The storm system in Memphis is tracking southeast and will affect areas like Birmingham. Scattered precipitation is developing near Charlotte, with some showers expected to increase in coverage. The Gulf Coast, including New Orleans and Houston, remains relatively dry and clear at this time.
Atlanta’s afternoon kicks off with temperatures around 86 degrees under mostly cloudy skies. Expect southwest winds at 10 miles per hour to add a gentle breeze. By late afternoon, clouds increase, bringing temperatures down to 83 degrees. Winds will ease to 11 miles per hour, maintaining a pleasant atmosphere outdoors.
In the Southeast today, temperatures are on the rise. Shreveport is hitting a high of 94 degrees, while Houston reaches 91. Jackson and Montgomery both have highs around 86 degrees. Over in Florida, Tampa is warmer at 93 degrees, and Jacksonville isn’t far behind with a high of 91. Meanwhile, Savannah is expected to climb to 92 degrees, making it one of the hottest spots in the region today.
Tonight, Memphis will cool down to 71 degrees, while Nashville is expecting a low of 72. Jackson will see temperatures dropping to 73 degrees, and Montgomery is forecasted to reach 72. Further south, New Orleans will remain mild at 77 degrees, while Miami holds the warmest spot at 80.
Tomorrow, Atlanta will reach a high of 88 degrees, while Nashville is slightly cooler at 89. In the heart of Mississippi, Jackson anticipates a warm 90 degrees, with New Orleans not far behind at 88. Shreveport is looking at a hot 93, with Houston at 91 degrees. The Florida coast will bask in even warmer conditions, with Tampa hitting 94 degrees and Miami expected to reach 88.
A warm front is set to lift through the Southeast tomorrow, bringing widespread showers and thunderstorms from New Orleans to Atlanta. Expect potential severe weather, particularly from Mississippi to Alabama, where high humidity increases instability. These storms could produce heavy rainfall and gusty winds, leading to localized flooding risks, particularly in low-lying areas. Temperatures will remain warm, with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Following the front, drier conditions are anticipated, but be prepared for another rain event later in the week.
The UV index in Atlanta is very high at 10 today, with a potential burn time of 12 minutes in direct sunlight—so make sure to apply plenty of sunscreens and seek shade when possible. On Wednesday, the index remains elevated at 8, with a slightly longer burn time of 17 minutes. Stay sun safe by wearing protective clothing and sunglasses!