This week in Atlanta: Enjoy partly skies and warm temperatures rising up to 92 degrees, with potential thunderstorms. Check out the full breakdown of daily forecasts and weather tips!

As we step into a new week in Atlanta, the city braces for a range of weather conditions. Starting with partly clouded skies and mild temps, the area will progressively heat up to 92 degrees. However, residents should be wary of impending thunderstorms expected later in the week, which might lead to a cooldown. With the UV index at a high of 10, it’s crucial to protect yourself from the harsh sun. Our detailed analysis includes day-by-day predictions, safety tips, and a look ahead at potential weather disturbances. Across the Southeast, the regional radar reveals scattered showers over parts of eastern Louisiana near New Orleans, with some light rain extending towards Jackson. Showers are also present over southern Texas, just off the coast from Houston. A few isolated showers are spotted moving towards the coastal Carolinas near Charlotte and Raleigh. The rest of the region, including Atlanta and Jacksonville, remains mostly clear with fair skies.
Afternoon in Atlanta sees temperatures steady at 85 degrees with southwest winds at 7 miles per hour. The afternoon starts out cloudy, shifting to mostly cloudy by 6 PM. By 8 PM, expect partial clearing with temperatures easing to 82 degrees.
This afternoon, we’re seeing warm temperatures across the Southeast. In Atlanta, the high reaches 86 degrees, while further south in Montgomery, it’s a hot 90 degrees. Jacksonville is feeling the heat with a high of 91 degrees, closely followed by Savannah at 90. Down in Tampa, temperatures soar to 92 degrees, making it one of the hottest spots in the region. The coastal and inland areas are experiencing a bit of a split, with cities like Houston and New Orleans cooling down to 85 degrees.
Tonight in Memphis, temperatures are expected to drop to 74 degrees. Nashville will see a low of 73, while Jackson settles at 72. Expect a mild night in Atlanta with a low of 71. Farther south, New Orleans stays warmer at 77 degrees, and Miami won’t be far behind at 81.
Tomorrow, high temperatures in the Southeast are expected to soar. Atlanta will see a high of 87 degrees, while Nashville reaches a warm 81 degrees. In the Gulf Coast region, New Orleans is forecasted to hit 85 degrees and Houston could see temperatures climb to 91 degrees. Meanwhile, Florida will experience the warmest weather, with Tampa set to reach a sizzling 94 degrees and Miami around 88 degrees.
A cold front will move across the Southeast tomorrow, reaching areas from Arkansas to Georgia by the evening. Expect bands of thunderstorms, with the potential for localized severe weather, primarily in Mississippi and Alabama, as the front progresses. Rainfall may surpass an inch in some areas, prompting concerns for flash flooding. Temperatures will dip 5-10 degrees behind the front, ushering in cooler, drier conditions post-frontal passage.
The UV index in Atlanta is very high at 10 today, with a burn time of just 12 minutes in direct sunlight. Ensure you’re wearing sunscreen and protective clothing if you’ll be outside. Tomorrow continues with a UV index of 10; caution is key to avoid quick sunburn!