Discover Atlanta’s sunny forecast and the looming storm warnings with our detailed weather update. Keep safe with insights from Amy Freeze!

Welcome to your detailed Atlanta weather report! Tomorrow morning starts with clear skies and pleasant temperatures, but don’t let the sunshine fool you. A line of showers and storms is tracking towards the Southeast, promising a mix of weather conditions from New Orleans to Jacksonville. Tune in to see how these elements will affect your week and learn safety tips for the expected heavy rain and potential flooding hazards in the area. Full story on our blog at https://amyfreeze.ai/
The Southeast radar shows a line of showers and storms moving across the Gulf of Mexico towards New Orleans, indicating potential heavy rain shortly. Scattered showers are seen across southern Alabama, affecting areas like Montgomery with increasing cloud cover. Jacksonville, Florida, is experiencing light rain showers moving northeastward. Meanwhile, the skies remain relatively clear for areas like Memphis and Atlanta, with no immediate precipitation expected.
For tomorrow morning in Atlanta, the day kicks off at 8 AM with temperatures around 74 degrees under mostly sunny skies and a gentle east-northeast wind at 6 miles per hour. By 10 AM, expect temperatures to rise to 80 degrees, with partly cloudy skies and winds increasing slightly to 9 miles per hour. As noon approaches, temperatures reach 84 degrees with continued partly cloudy conditions and east winds at 10 miles per hour.
Tomorrow, Shreveport is set to soar to a sizzling 100 degrees. Meanwhile, Houston will reach a hot 98 degrees, while New Orleans cools off to 87 degrees. Memphis and Nashville will see highs of 97 degrees, and Jackson is expected to hit 95 degrees. This heat trend is above average for the region, driven by high pressure dominating the area, leading to clear skies and abundant sunshine.
An active weather pattern is expected in the Southeast as a cold front brings thunderstorms from Louisiana to Georgia. Starting Wednesday, the storm system will extend from New Orleans through to Savannah, increasing the risk of gusty winds, lightning, and local flooding. Heavy rain could reach over an inch in many areas, especially in and around Atlanta, posing a flooding risk. Cooler temperatures will follow the front, with dry conditions anticipated by the weekend. Stay weather aware and prepared for potential severe weather alerts.
The UV index in Atlanta will be very high on Wednesday with a value of 9, indicating a burn time of about 15 minutes in direct sunlight, especially with storm interruptions. As we move into Thursday, the UV index climbs to an extreme level of 10, reducing the burn time to just 12 minutes. Despite the sunshine forecast, ensure you have adequate sun protection and take breaks in the shade!
For the 7-day forecast in Atlanta: Wednesday: Partly cloudy with a high of 88 degrees and a low of 72 degrees. Thursday: Continuing with partly cloudy skies, expect a high of 90 degrees, low around 73. Friday: Mostly clear as temperatures reach 90 degrees for the high and 73 degrees for the low. Saturday: Expect mostly clear conditions with a high of 94 degrees and a low of 75 degrees. Sunday: The sun shines bright with a high of 96 degrees and a low of 77 degrees. Monday: A clear day ahead with temperatures peaking at 96 degrees during the day and dropping to 76 degrees at night. Tuesday: Partly cloudy skies will see highs around 97 degrees and lows back to 75 degrees. Stay safe and enjoy your week!