Experience the dynamic atmosphere of Atlanta: from balmy evenings to stormy gulf coast developments. Stay informed and prepared with our latest forecast.

In Atlanta, enjoy partly cloudy skies and pleasant evenings while keeping an eye on the storms developing off the Gulf Coast. We bring you an in-depth look at the active weather patterns affecting the Southeast, including potential thunderstorms moving towards areas like Gulfport and Biloxi. With temperatures swinging from hot days to mild nights, we cover everything you need to know to plan your week effectively. Don’t miss our tips for UV protection as the index hits extreme levels!
On the Regional Radar, the Southeast is experiencing active weather patterns, particularly off the Gulf Coast. A cluster of storms is just south of New Orleans, with heavy rain marked by reds and yellows, indicating severe thunderstorms. This system appears to be moving eastward, potentially bringing showers to areas like Gulfport and Biloxi. Meanwhile, Jacksonville along the Florida coastline remains relatively calm with no significant precipitation at the moment.
For this evening in Atlanta, anticipate partly cloudy skies with temperatures easing from 82 degrees at 9 PM to 78 degrees by 1 AM. Winds are gentle, shifting slightly from southeast 6 mph to south-southeast at 4 mph. It’s a pleasant night to enjoy the outdoors with a calm atmosphere.
Tonight, Memphis will dip to 76 degrees, while Nashville cools down to 74. Expect Jackson to hit 73 degrees, with Montgomery slightly cooler at 71. In Atlanta, lows will be around 73, and it will be a mild evening in Tampa at 76 degrees.
Tomorrow, Atlanta will see a high of 91 degrees, while Savannah is expected to reach 93 degrees. In the Carolinas, Charlotte stands out with a scorching high of 97 degrees, well above average for this time of year. Jacksonville will also be warm at 92 degrees, contributing to the overall hot trend across the Southeast. Meanwhile, temperatures in New Orleans and Montgomery are forecasted at 85 and 90 degrees, respectively, keeping in line with typical summer conditions.
A robust weather pattern is shifting across the Southeast on Thursday. A cold front moving in from the west brings a wave of scattered thunderstorms, primarily impacting areas from New Orleans to Jackson by morning. Expect rain showers to advance into Montgomery and Atlanta with potential for heavy rain at times. By evening, storms track towards Jacksonville and Savannah, with a risk of localized flooding due to intense downpours. Temperatures will remain warm during the day, but a cooling trend is anticipated as the front passes.
The UV index in Atlanta reaches a very high level of 10 on Thursday, with a potential burn time of just 12 minutes under direct sunlight. By Friday, it climbs to an extreme level of 11, reducing the burn time to about 11 minutes—take precautions if you’re outdoors for extended periods! Be sure to wear sunscreen, protective clothing, and hats to safeguard against UV exposure.
For the 7 day forecast in Atlanta: Thursday: Enjoy partly cloudy skies with a high of 90 degrees and a low of 73 degrees. Friday: Warmer days ahead with partly cloudy conditions, reaching highs of 92 degrees and lows of 73 degrees. Saturday: Mostly clear skies dominate, as temperatures climb to a high of 93 degrees, with a low around 74 degrees. Sunday: Another mostly clear day with the mercury hitting 95 degrees during the afternoon, cooling down to 76 degrees at night. Monday: The warmth continues under mostly clear skies, peaking at 96 degrees, and overnight you’re looking at 77 degrees. Tuesday: Partly cloudy skies will be the theme with temperatures reaching a high of 96 degrees and lows dipping to 76 degrees. Wednesday: Partly cloudy yet again as the week’s warmth tapers off slightly to a high of 95 degrees, with a low of 74 degrees. Enjoy the week ahead, and stay cool in the Atlanta heat!