Highlights from today’s Southeast forecast: Clear Atlanta evenings and Florida rains—learn what Weather Command’s Amy Freeze predicts for your week.

Highlights from today’s Southeast forecast: Clear Atlanta evenings and Florida rains—learn what Weather Command’s Amy Freeze predicts for your week.
A weather system is bringing rain to the southeastern coast of Florida, including Miami and Jacksonville, with isolated spots of severe weather anticipated. Savannah and Jacksonville are experiencing rain showers, with rain expected to move gradually inland. Montgomery and Atlanta enjoy dry skies, but cloud cover is increasing in those areas. Shreveport and Houston remain unaffected by this precipitation and are experiencing clear conditions at the moment.
For this evening in Atlanta, expect mostly clear skies transitioning to partly cloudy as the night progresses. Temperatures will gradually decrease from 72 degrees at 8 PM to 67 degrees by midnight. Winds will remain gentle from the southeast at around 5 to 6 miles per hour.
Tonight in Memphis will register a low of 66 degrees, while Nashville drops to 63. In Atlanta, temperatures will fall to 62 degrees, and Jacksonville will also see a low of 64. Montgomery will experience a chillier night at 66 degrees. Savannah will be the coldest among the listed cities, with a low of 62 degrees.
High temperatures tomorrow in the Southeast indicate a warm and elevated trend. Atlanta will reach 80 degrees, while Nashville and Memphis will see highs of 87 degrees, marking above-average readings. New Orleans is set for a warm 86 degrees and Jackson will peak at 88. Temperatures in Miami are expected to hover around 80 degrees with a pleasantly warm afternoon.
A cold front will push through the Southeast tomorrow, bringing scattered showers and thunderstorms from Jackson to Savannah by mid-afternoon. While severe weather is unlikely, keep an eye on pockets of heavy rain in areas such as Montgomery and Atlanta. By the evening, expect the skies to clear gradually, allowing for cooler temperatures to settle across the region, particularly in Memphis and Charlotte. For those in Jacksonville and Tampa, the day will begin with showers, diminishing later.
The UV index in Atlanta is high on Monday with a value of 8, meaning the sun is strong and a burn can occur in about 17 minutes. Moving into Tuesday, the index drops slightly to 7, with a burn time of 20 minutes.
For the 7-day forecast in Atlanta: Monday: Mostly sunny with a high of 79 degrees and a low of 63. Tuesday: Partly cloudy skies; temperatures reaching 81 for a high and a low of 62. Wednesday: Partly cloudy again with a warmer high of 84 degrees and a low around 64. Thursday: Expect some showers later in the day with a high of 83 degrees and a low of 62. Friday: The clouds clear out, leaving partly cloudy skies with a high of 81 and a low of 60. Saturday: Clear skies with cooler temps, reaching a high of 76 and a low of 53. Sunday: Mostly clear with a pleasant high of 78 degrees and a low of 54.