This week, Atlanta gears up for varying weather conditions with Meteorologist Amy Freeze’s insights. From the calm sunny days to the rain showers pushing through, here’s what you need to know about the weather shifts.

As Atlanta and the Southeast prepare for a lively weather week, Meteorologist Amy Freeze breaks it all down. Know best when to bring out the sunscreen or an umbrella! Stay updated and safe with comprehensive daily forecasts, thunderstorm warnings, and expert advice on protecting yourself during peak UV days. The upcoming week promises a mix of warm highs and cooling evenings, perfect for planning outdoor activities or cozy nights in.
The Southeast is currently experiencing mild weather. A few showers are moving across southern Georgia, approaching Jacksonville, while farther north, Atlanta and Montgomery are mostly dry with scattered clouds. Meanwhile, the Gulf Coast is feeling scattered light rain, particularly near New Orleans and along the coastline of Alabama. Both Memphis and Shreveport, have dry skies making it a good day to be outdoors.
Atlanta’s forecast for tomorrow morning starts with a chilly 44 degrees at 7 AM under calm conditions. By 9 AM, temperatures rise to 55 degrees with a southeast wind at 5 miles per hour. As we move to 11 AM, expect sunny skies and a further rise to 65 degrees with winds shifting from the south at 8 miles per hour.
High temperatures for the Southeast region tomorrow are looking to be warm. Atlanta will see a high of 78 degrees. Savannah isn’t far behind, with a pleasant 75 for the afternoon. In New Orleans, expect a high reaching 79 degrees, while Jackson will warm up to 80. In Montgomery, Alabama, temperatures are predicted to hit 82 degrees, contributing to a warmer trend across the region. Over in Florida, Jacksonville will enjoy a high of 79 degrees, while Tampa is expected to reach 82 degrees. Miami will also have a comfortable day with highs around 78 degrees.
“Looking ahead to Saturday, a shifting weather pattern is taking shape over the Southeast. From Houston to Shreveport, expect rain showers developing early in the day, moving eastward into Montgomery and further north towards Memphis by midday. As the day progresses, showers advance, bringing moderate to heavy rain into regions like Jackson and New Orleans. By evening, watch for thunderstorms in the forecast from Montgomery to Jacksonville, with potential local severe weather risks. Stay alert for warnings, especially around the Gulf Coast.”
The UV index in Atlanta is expected to be high at 7 on both Saturday and Sunday. With a burn time of about 20 minutes, it’s crucial to take measures such as applying sunscreen, wearing hats, and seeking shade during peak sun hours to minimize skin damage.
For the 7 day forecast in Atlanta: Sunday: Clear skies with a high of 79 degrees, cooling down to 54 at night. Monday: Thunderstorms develop later in the day, with a high reaching 71 degrees and a low of 43. Tuesday: Partly cloudy conditions, warming up again to a high of 79 degrees and a low of 52. Wednesday: Mostly clear, expect a pleasant day with a high of 75 and a low of 44. Thursday: Clear skies continue with highs hitting 74 degrees and dropping to 43 overnight. Friday: Mostly clear conditions with a daytime high of 78 degrees and a low of 55. Saturday: The week concludes with cloudy skies, reaching a high of 80 degrees and a low around 58.