Dive into Atlanta’s evening weather and the broader Southeast’s weekly climate trends—your guide to staying prepared and safe.

Tonight in Atlanta, enjoy mild temperatures and gentle winds, while keeping an eye on the storm fronts brewing over Jacksonville and Savannah. As the week unfolds, temperatures rise and storm chances increase, offering a mix of challenges and relief. Dive deeper into our detailed 7-day forecast, daily temperatures, and safety tips to navigate the Southeast’s dynamic weather confidently. Visit our blog for all the details: https://amyfreeze.ai/
Over the Southeast region, a mix of rain and severe weather is affecting parts of Florida, particularly around Jacksonville, where heavier storms are making an appearance. Scattered showers are evident near Tampa, moving inland from the Gulf of Mexico. Further north, clouds and some light precipitation extend around the Savannah area, signaling an increase in rain as the system progresses. In contrast, much of the interior from Montgomery to Memphis remains relatively calm and dry under clearing skies.
Tonight in Atlanta, temperatures will be mild, starting at 80 degrees around 9 PM and cooling slightly to 76 degrees by 1 AM. Winds will be gentle, blowing from the west-southwest at 6 miles per hour then tapering to 3 miles per hour. Expect mostly cloudy skies initially, shifting to partly cloudy conditions as the night progresses.
Tonight, low temperatures are expected to hover around 71 degrees in both Nashville and Montgomery. Memphis will see a slightly cooler night at 71 degrees, while Jackson will drop to 71 degrees as well. Further south, New Orleans will maintain a warmer low of 77, and Houston is forecasted at 78. Expect mild temperatures across the Southeast, with no significant drops expected.
Tomorrow, highs in the Southeast will climb significantly, with Houston reaching 92 degrees. Shreveport will match that temperature, also hitting 92. Expect a warm 90 degrees in both Memphis and Montgomery, while Jackson will be slightly cooler at 87 degrees. Tampa is set to be the hottest spot, peaking at 93 degrees, followed closely by Jacksonville and Savannah at 92 and 91 degrees, respectively. Overall, these temperatures are well above the seasonal averages, indicating a marked heating trend across the region.
A dynamic weather pattern unfolds across the Southeast with scattered showers and thunderstorms affecting areas from Houston to Charlotte. Expect a cold front advancing across the region by Wednesday morning, which could bring thunderstorms, particularly around Montgomery and Atlanta during the morning commute. Rainfall may be intense at times, increasing the risk of localized flooding, especially in urban areas like New Orleans. As the front moves eastward, Jacksonville and Savannah should prepare for afternoon storms. Temperatures will gradually cool behind the front, with drier conditions emerging late Wednesday into Thursday.
Today in Atlanta, the UV index soars to an extreme level of 11, carrying a high risk of sunburn in just 11 minutes under direct sunlight. Make sure to prioritize protective measures like sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses if you’re heading outdoors. Tomorrow, a decrease to a very high UV index of 9 is expected, reducing the burn time slightly to 15 minutes.
For the 7 day forecast in Atlanta: Wednesday: Partly cloudy with a high of 94 degrees and a low of 71 degrees. Thursday: Partly cloudy as temperatures ease to a high of 86 degrees with a low near 70 degrees. Friday: A little warming with partly cloudy skies and a high of 88 degrees, a nighttime dip to 70 degrees. Saturday: Holding steady with partly cloudy conditions, highs around 90 degrees with a low of 71 degrees. Sunday: A similar partly cloudy trend continues with a high of 92 degrees and lows at 71 degrees. Monday: A bit warmer under partly cloudy skies, with a high of 93 degrees and a low of 72 degrees. Tuesday: Thunderstorms early with a high of 92 degrees and a low of 71 degrees. Hope that helps! Stay safe!