Morning in Atlanta begins with cloudy skies as temperatures climb from 63 to 75 degrees. Regional variations abound as storms loom in the southeast. Read the full breakdown of what’s heading your way!

Begin your day with a detailed look at Atlanta’s weather courtesy of meteorologist Amy Freeze. Partial clouds and temperate winds set the scene, but as the day progresses, a slew of weather changes are forecasted across the Southeast. From sunny highs in Atlanta to storm warnings across Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana, get the ins and outs of preparing for varied weather conditions. Learn more about daily temperature shifts, severe weather advisories, and tips for staying safe. Remember, unexpected weather changes call for informed readiness!
On the Regional Radar, we see showers advancing from the Gulf towards northern Florida, particularly near Jacksonville and moving towards Savannah. The eastern Gulf coast, including areas near Tampa, is also seeing some light showers. Charlotte and Atlanta are experiencing increased cloud cover, while New Orleans is witnessing clusters of mild rain showers. The skies remain relatively clear over Memphis and Shreveport. The storms seem to be avoiding the western areas like Houston for the time being.
Tomorrow Morning in Atlanta kicks off at 63 degrees under mostly cloudy skies. As the morning progresses to 10 AM, temperatures will rise to 68 degrees with a light east-southeast breeze at 3 miles per hour. By noon, expect the temperature to climb to 75 degrees as the wind shifts to the south-southwest, blowing at 4 miles per hour, while cloud cover remains dense.
Tomorrow in the Southeast, temperatures are soaring above average, providing a warm front as we head into mid-May. Atlanta can expect a high of 79 degrees, while Memphis hits around 73. Montgomery will reach 82 degrees, with Jacksonville slightly warmer at 87 degrees. Tampa sizzles with a high of 89 degrees, setting the stage for a summer-like feel. Miami rounds it out at 85 degrees, with clear skies contributing to these pleasant temperatures.
A challenging day ahead for the Southeast as a series of thunderstorms from Texas and Oklahoma advance into Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama. By Thursday morning, expect rain over areas stretching from Houston to Savannah. Strong storms and potential severe weather, including heavy thunderstorms, are forecasted around the morning commute in Atlanta and extend to Jacksonville and Tampa. Keep an eye out for possible storm-related advisories as conditions could lead to heavy downpours and gusty winds.
The UV index in Atlanta is expected to hit a very high level of 9 on both Thursday and Friday. Be cautious, as sunburn can occur in about 15 minutes if you’re in direct sunlight.
For the 7 Day Outlook in Atlanta: Thursday: Scattered thunderstorms with a high of 84 degrees and a low of 59. Friday: Mostly cloudy skies, temperatures reach a high of 79 degrees with a low of 59. Saturday: Expect showers and cooler weather with highs around 69 degrees and lows of 56. Sunday: Rain continues with temperatures peaking at 74 degrees and dipping to 60. Monday: Scattered thunderstorms, the high is 68 degrees and the low is 61. Tuesday: Isolated thunderstorms with a high of 74 degrees and a low of 60. Wednesday: Mostly clear skies and warmer, reaching a high of 81 degrees and a low of 63.