Tomorrow in Atlanta expects partly sunny skies with temperatures ranging from 64 to 82 degrees. Stay tuned for updates on the tropical storm impacting the Southeast, including Jacksonville to Savannah.

As Atlanta wakes up to a partly sunny morning, residents can expect temperatures around 69 degrees at 9 AM, climbing to 74 by midday. The afternoon promises a warm 82 degrees. However, with a tropical storm approaching, the Southeast will see conditions change. Expect heavy rain, strong winds, and potential localized flooding especially near coastal areas. The week ahead promises varied temperatures and chances for showers, ensuring residents need to stay prepared and adaptable to the shifting weather.
A band of heavy rain is sweeping along the Florida coast, impacting cities from Jacksonville to Miami, with gusty showers likely. In Georgia, areas such as Savannah and Atlanta are seeing increasing cloud cover with the potential for scattered showers as the system progresses. In contrast, the western part of the Southeast, including cities like Shreveport and Houston, enjoys clear and dry conditions. However, keep an eye on potential rain development in eastern Louisiana as the day unfolds.
Expect a partly sunny start tomorrow morning in Atlanta, with temperatures at 9 AM around 69 degrees. Winds will be gentle from the northeast at 7 miles per hour. By 11 AM, cloud cover increases with temperatures rising to 74 degrees, accompanied by an 8 miles per hour northeast breeze.
Tomorrow, Atlanta will see a high of 64 degrees, while temperatures in Montgomery are expected to reach 67. Memphis will experience a slightly cooler day at 66 degrees, and Jackson will stay close to that with a high of 67 as well. Moving down to the Gulf Coast, New Orleans will have a warm high of 73 degrees, with Tampa slightly warmer at 73. In contrast, Miami will finish the day with a pleasant temperature of 75 degrees, with these readings generally aligning with the seasonal averages across the Southeast.
A strong weather system approaches the Southeast as a tropical storm impacts Jacksonville to Savannah with heavy rain by tomorrow evening. Watch for strong wind gusts and localized flooding, especially near coastal areas. Thunderstorms will spread across Georgia, Alabama, and the Florida Panhandle, with scattered downpours and potential for brief tropical storm-force winds. Temperatures will remain warm across the region, with increased humidity and cloud cover. The storm system will begin moving northeast, continuing to impact the Carolinas with tropical rainfall into the next 48 hours.
Today in Atlanta, the UV index is high at 8, leading to a burn time of about 20 minutes under direct sunlight. Tomorrow’s UV index drops slightly to 6, with a burn time of approximately 27 minutes. Be sure to apply sunscreen and wear sunglasses to protect yourself during outdoor activities!
For the 7 Day Outlook in Atlanta: Tuesday: Warm and sunny with a high of 82 degrees and a low of 65 degrees. Wednesday: Temperatures rise to 84 degrees under sunny skies, cooling to 61 degrees overnight. Thursday: Expect more sun with temperatures reaching 79 degrees for the high and dipping to 56 degrees at night. Friday: A refreshing end to the workweek with sunny conditions and a high of 79 degrees, a low of 56 degrees. Saturday: The weekend kicks off with partly cloudy skies and a high of 81 degrees, followed by a low of 61 degrees. Sunday: Sun and clouds mix with a high around 80 degrees, and a nighttime low of 64 degrees. Monday: The week wraps up with partly sunny skies, a daytime high of 83 degrees, and a mild low of 69 degrees.