Atlanta gears up for a week of weather extremes. From cloudy skies and storm forecasts to peaking temperatures, learn how to navigate the weather with Amy Freeze’s detailed analysis.

With a week filled with fluctuating temperatures and imminent storm activity across the Southeast, particularly in Atlanta, staying informed and prepared is crucial. This detailed guide breaks down what to expect each day from wind patterns to temperature spikes, complemented by expert advice from acclaimed meteorologist Amy Freeze. Don’t miss out on essential tips for handling these weather changes effectively.
A line of storms is stretching from southern Mississippi through Alabama and into Georgia, impacting areas like Jackson and Montgomery with moderate to heavy rain. Atlanta is also experiencing rainfall, as it moves towards the Carolinas. Cloud cover extends into northern Georgia, providing a gloomy start for areas such as Charlotte. Elsewhere, coastal regions like Savannah and Jacksonville remain dry and free from the storm activity. The central portion of this storm is moving steadily eastward, so keep an eye out for changes throughout the day.
For tomorrow morning in Atlanta, start your day with cloudy skies and a temperature around 68 degrees at 8 AM. Showers are expected by 10 AM, accompanied by southwesterly winds at 4 miles per hour and a temperature rising to 73 degrees. By noon, conditions will become mostly cloudy with a high of 76 degrees, while winds continue steady from the southwest at 4 miles per hour.
High temperatures for tomorrow across the Southeast are expected to be quite warm, with several cities exceeding 90 degrees. Atlanta will see a high of 82 degrees, while Montgomery and New Orleans both reach 90 degrees. Jacksonville is looking at a sizzling 97 degrees, making it one of the hottest spots in the region. In Miami, expect a high of 88 degrees, slightly milder than the upper 90s further north.
A line of storms is expected to move from Houston through Shreveport and Jackson into Montgomery by tomorrow, bringing scattered thunderstorms and potential severe weather. Watch for heavy rainfall and possible localized flooding, especially in low-lying areas. The storm system is projected to sweep across the Southeast, reaching Atlanta and as far east as Savannah and Jacksonville. Expect windy conditions and a risk of damaging winds as these thunderstorms progress. Temperatures will likely drop following the passage of the cold front, providing relief from the current warm conditions.
The UV index in Atlanta is expected to reach 6 on Saturday, with a burn time of about 23 minutes in direct sunlight. By Sunday, the index jumps to a 9, signaling very strong sun exposure with a burn time of just 15 minutes.
Saturday: Mostly cloudy with a high of 85 degrees and a low of 65. Sunday: Partly cloudy skies, temperatures reaching up to 83 degrees, with a low of 65. Monday: Mostly cloudy, warming up to 88 degrees during the day and cooling to 69 at night. Tuesday: Scattered thunderstorms with a high of 89 degrees, dropping to a low of 68. Wednesday: Mostly clear skies expected, peaking at 84 degrees and a cool evening low of 59. Thursday: Mostly clear, with temperatures reaching a high of 79 degrees and a low of 54. Friday: Clear skies with a comfortable high of 76 degrees and a low of 54.