In Atlanta, enjoy a sunny start with temperatures climbing, but don’t put away your umbrella yet! An incoming cold front could bring thunderstorms and rain. Read more about what to expect from the weather this week in our latest blog post.

The weather in Atlanta offers a mix of clear, sunny skies and looming storm threats as a dynamic pattern unfolds across the Southeast. Starting with a radiant morning, conditions are set to shift dramatically with the advance of a cold front. This post delves into day-by-day weather changes, from soothing breezes to potential severe storms, equipping you with all you need to stay ahead and safe. Detailed forecasts inside!
Currently, the Southeast region is observing relatively calm weather conditions with some precipitation noted. Light rain is moving over New Orleans and extending into the Gulf waters. There’s also a patch of rain south of Miami, indicating potential light showers for the southern tip of Florida. Areas such as Atlanta, Charlotte, and Savannah remain clear with no significant weather activity detected on the radar.
Tomorrow morning in Atlanta, expect sunny skies with temperatures rising from 78 degrees at 8 AM to a warm 91 degrees by noon. Winds will shift slightly, starting at northwest at 3 miles per hour and increasing to north-northwest at 5 miles per hour before settling at north at 4 miles per hour.
Tomorrow, Savannah and Charlotte are expected to sizzle with highs of 97 and a scorching 101 degrees, respectively. Montgomery will also see a warm day at 97, while Atlanta will reach a high of 96. Down south, New Orleans will have a pleasant afternoon at 89 degrees, but farther inland, Jackson will warm up to 94. Houston is looking at a comfortable 90 degrees, with Shreveport slightly warmer at 93.
Tomorrow, an active weather pattern is set to unfold across the Southeast as a cold front pushes through the region. Expect thunderstorms and rain stretching from Houston to New Orleans by morning. As the day progresses, the storm line will move east, impacting areas from Montgomery to Atlanta by afternoon, potentially bringing heavy rain and localized flooding. Keep an eye out for severe weather, especially from New Orleans to Jackson where stronger cells may develop.
The UV index in Atlanta reaches a high of 10 today and Tuesday, indicating strong sun exposure with a burn time of about 12 minutes.
For the 7 day forecast in Atlanta: Monday: Mostly clear skies with a high of 93 degrees and a low of 72 degrees. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, temperatures rise to 97 degrees with a low of 74 degrees. Wednesday: Expect mostly cloudy conditions with the temperature reaching a high of 96 degrees and a nighttime low of 70 degrees. Thursday: Isolated thunderstorms are likely, with a high around 92 degrees and a low of 70 degrees. Friday: The skies mostly clear up but remain partly cloudy. The high will be 90 degrees, with lows dropping to 70 degrees. Saturday: Partly cloudy once again, with temperatures peaking at 89 degrees and a low close to 71 degrees. Sunday: Partly cloudy conditions continue, the high is 88 degrees, with a low of 70 degrees.