Tonight, Atlanta enjoys clear skies, but severe weather hits the Gulf Coast. Stay updated with our comprehensive weather report!

Atlanta Evening News – 06/16/2025 provides an in-depth look at the contrasting weather across the Southeast, from clear skies in Atlanta to severe thunderstorms impacting the Gulf Coast. Key details include temperature trends, storm forecasts, and safety measures for residents. Tune into our full report to stay informed and prepared.
A line of severe storms is making its way through the Gulf Coast, impacting areas from Houston to New Orleans with heavy rain and intense thunderstorm activity. Scattered rain showers stretch from Jackson through Montgomery, moving into Georgia where Atlanta is currently overcast with rain on the approach. The Eastern Seaboard from Jacksonville to Charlotte remains relatively dry, although cloud cover is increasing. Miami and Tampa are experiencing clear skies with no immediate threats of precipitation.
This evening in Atlanta, temperatures will stay warm, cooling from 80 degrees at 9 PM to 75 degrees by 1 AM. Expect mostly cloudy skies initially, transitioning to partly cloudy conditions as the night progresses. Winds remain light, shifting from southwest 4 to south-southwest 3, keeping a gentle breeze throughout the evening.
Tonight, Memphis will cool down to 74 degrees. Nashville can expect a low of 73, while Atlanta dips slightly to 71. Farther south, Jacksonville will see a low of 75 and Tampa will rest at 77 degrees. It’s a mild night overall, with Miami remaining the warmest at 81 degrees.
Tomorrow, high temperatures in the Southeast are expected to soar, with Houston reaching 91 degrees. New Orleans will see a high of 85, while Jackson and Montgomery both climb to 86. Atlanta is set for a warm day at 87 degrees. Tampa is forecasted to hit a blistering 94 degrees, making it one of the hottest spots in the region.
Thunderstorms will dominate the Southeast tomorrow as a cold front pushes east, bringing scattered storms from New Orleans to Atlanta. Expect strong winds and localized heavy rainfall, which may lead to flash flooding in low-lying areas. Daytime temperatures will hover in the mid-80s but could drop significantly once the front passes. Areas from Montgomery to Charlotte should prepare for possible severe weather impacts, including gusty winds and brief downpours. Along the Gulf Coast, from Houston to Tampa, showers and thunderstorms could affect evening travel plans.
In Atlanta, the UV index will reach a high of 9 today, presenting a burn risk in just 15 minutes under direct sunlight. Tomorrow increases to a very high level of 10, with a quicker burn time of around 12 minutes.
For the 7-day outlook in Atlanta: Monday: Expect a partly cloudy day with a high of 88 degrees and a low of 71 degrees. Tuesday: Thunderstorms early with a high of 87 degrees, cooling down to 71 degrees at night. Wednesday: Partly cloudy skies continue with a high of 87 degrees and a low of 70 degrees. Thursday: Mostly cloudy cover the city with temperatures reaching 84 degrees during the day and dropping to 69 at night. Friday: Skies clear to reveal mostly sunny conditions. A high of 90 degrees and a low of 70. Saturday: Morning sun gives way to partly cloudy skies, as highs climb to 92 degrees with a low of 72. Sunday: Another warm and partly cloudy day, reaching up to 92 degrees with temperatures cooling to 72 overnight.