Welcome to your essential weather update for Atlanta! Amy Freeze provides a detailed forecast, with insights into temperature changes, clear skies, and potential thunderstorms. Stay prepared for what’s coming this week in the Southeast.

Get ready to spring into warmer weather with Amy Freeze’s comprehensive forecast for Atlanta and the broader Southeast region. This detailed article covers everything from morning temperature details to a breakdown of expected weather changes, including the influence of a high-pressure system and a looming cold front. Learn about high and low temperatures, severe weather alerts, and safety tips for managing sunny days and stormy mornings. Plus, include a 7-day weather outlook to help you plan ahead. Don’t miss these crucial updates to enjoy and prepare for the week’s weather safely and effectively.
“Across the Southeast, the radar shows some intriguing variations in weather patterns today. A few rain showers are subtly making an appearance around Houston, extending towards New Orleans, with potential to inch closer to Jackson. Meanwhile, skies over Memphis and Atlanta remain predominantly clear, making way for pleasant weather. Down in Florida, from Jacksonville to Miami, it’s mostly sunny with a hint of warmth. Heading further east, cloud coverage is sparse, allowing places like Savannah and Charleston to enjoy bright, open skies. Stay tuned as we see how these conditions might evolve through the day!”
Tomorrow morning in Atlanta, temperatures will start at 55 degrees at 7 a.m., dropping slightly to 53 degrees by 9 a.m., and remaining steady at 53 degrees at 11 a.m. Expect mostly sunny skies early on, transitioning to partly cloudy by late morning. Winds will be coming from the west-northwest, beginning at 14 miles per hour and picking up to 17 miles per hour by 11 a.m.
High temperatures for tomorrow across the Southeast are looking warm with generally above-average readings. Here’s what to expect: – **Atlanta** is set to reach 57 degrees, a bit cooler than normal for this time of year. – **Jackson** will see highs around 61 degrees, aligning closely with typical March conditions. – **New Orleans** anticipates a comfortable 66 degrees as warm air continues to push through the region. – Over in **Jacksonville**, the high is expected to hit 76 degrees, showcasing a pleasant day. – Further south, **Tampa** will warm up to 79 degrees, while **Miami** could spike to a balmy 84 degrees, indicative of spring-like warmth. Overall, a high-pressure system is influencing these mild temperatures, leading to clear skies and comfortable conditions across the Southeast.
“A cold front sweeps across the Southeast, sparking significant weather changes. Early Wednesday morning, expect thunderstorms to develop from New Orleans to Montgomery, potentially affecting the morning commute. Watch for heavy rainfall and gusty winds as the line of storms reaches Atlanta by mid-morning. By afternoon, showers extend from Jacksonville to Savannah. Severe weather alerts may be issued, so remain prepared. The front brings cooler temperatures and diminishing rain by Thursday, offering relief from recent heat.”
The UV index in Atlanta will be high at 7 today, suggesting a burn time of about 20 minutes with direct sun exposure. Remember to apply sunscreen and wear protective clothing! Tomorrow, the index dips to 4, with a burn time extending to 35 minutes. Stay safe and enjoy the sunshine responsibly!
For the 7-day outlook in Atlanta: Thursday: Rain is likely late, with temperatures reaching a high of 80 degrees and a low of 54. Friday: Partly cloudy skies, much cooler with a high of 57 degrees and a low of 33. Saturday: Clear conditions and a bit warmer with a high of 65 degrees, dropping to 40 at night. Sunday: Enjoy clear skies with a high of 73 degrees and a low of 41. Monday: Anticipate rain later, with temperatures climbing to 79 degrees and a low of 53. Tuesday: Partly cloudy conditions expected, a bit cooler at 67 degrees for the high, with a low of 40. Wednesday: Mostly clear skies, with a high of 71 degrees and a low of 44. Stay safe!