Atlanta faces partly cloudy skies today with storms brewing on the horizon. Dive into our exclusive forecast to plan your week with precision!

This week, Atlanta and the Southeast brace for evolving weather patterns, starting with mild cloud cover and escalating to stormy conditions. With temperatures reaching into the high 80s, prepare for a blend of heat and humidity, punctuated by thunderstorms and potential severe weather conditions. Our blog dives deep into each day’s forecast, offering safety and preparation tips amid fluctuating weather. Visit us at https://amyfreeze.ai/ for the comprehensive outlook and daily updates. The Southeast region is gearing up for a change in weather with showers moving into Georgia and advancing toward the Carolinas, where cloud cover is increasing. New Orleans and Shreveport are currently experiencing calm conditions but should anticipate the system approaching from the west. A distinct storm line is advancing from just west of Shreveport towards Jackson, indicating the onset of more active weather. In contrast, the East Coast, including areas around Jacksonville and Miami, remains clear for now, while a rain system is seen off the coast of the Carolinas.
Atlanta temperatures for the afternoon hover around 87 degrees with a west wind blowing at 7 mph. Skies remain mostly cloudy, providing some reprieve from the sun. By 8 PM, expect temperatures to dip slightly to 83 degrees, as wind shifts to the west-southwest.
Today in the Southeast, we’re seeing some steamy temperatures across the board. Shreveport and Houston will both reach a scorching 94 degrees this afternoon, while Jackson is slightly cooler at 93 degrees. New Orleans looks to settle at 90 degrees, and Montgomery will hit the same mark. Over in Florida, Jacksonville and Tampa are both forecasting highs around 90 degrees, with Miami trailing slightly cooler at 87 degrees. It’s a typical hot June day in the South, so stay hydrated!
Tonight in Memphis, expect a low of 70 degrees. Nashville will see a cooler night with temperatures dropping to 70 as well. In Jackson, look for a low of 75, while New Orleans remains warm at 79 degrees. Jacksonville and Tampa will both settle around 77, with Miami slightly warmer at 78 degrees.
Tomorrow in Houston, the high will reach 95 degrees, while Shreveport is expected to hit 96. In New Orleans, temperatures will rise to 91 degrees, and Jackson should see a warm 93 degrees. Atlanta will experience a high of 89 degrees, with Montgomery close behind at 92. The coastal cities are also warm, with Jacksonville and Savannah reaching 94 degrees and Tampa hitting a comfortable 91 degrees.
A frontal system is impacting the Southeast tomorrow, starting from Shreveport and moving towards Jacksonville. Expect heavy rainfall and thunderstorms, with potential severe weather in areas such as New Orleans and Montgomery. Temperatures will remain warm and humid, though the arrival of the front will bring cooler winds, especially into Atlanta by late Wednesday. Rainfall may exceed an inch in some areas, increasing the risk of localized flooding. The storm system should clear out by Thursday morning, leading into a drier and slightly cooler weather pattern for the rest of the week.
The UV index in Atlanta will be extremely high at 10 today and tomorrow. Expect a burn time of just 12 minutes in direct sunlight.