Meteorologist Amy Freeze forecasts a mix of sunny spells and potential storms for Atlanta this week. Catch the highlights of what’s to come and tips for staying weather-prepared!

Hello, this is Meteorologist Amy Freeze with your comprehensive guide to this week’s weather in Atlanta and the Southeast. Starting off with sunny mornings and transitioning to some unexpected storm alerts, we’ll cover everything you need to know. From daily temperature highs and lows to severe weather warnings, make sure you’re prepared for each day. Stay tuned for regular updates and safeguard your plans by staying weather aware!
The Southeast is seeing a mix of weather activities today. On the radar, a line of showers is moving through Louisiana, targeting areas around New Orleans and progressing towards Jackson. Shreveport is experiencing more intense rainfall, with storms intensifying as they push eastward. Meanwhile, Houston is facing spotty showers, which are expected to persist in the afternoon. Toward the northern part of the region, cloud cover is increasing around Memphis but remains dry at present. The skies over Mississippi and Alabama into Montgomery are under a mix of clouds and clear skies, with no significant precipitation at this time. Farther to the east, Savannah and Charleston are currently dry, providing a break from the rain. Florida cities like Jacksonville and Tampa enjoy sunny spells, with clearer conditions extending into Miami.
Tomorrow morning in Atlanta, clear skies dominate the scene with abundant sunshine. Temperatures begin at 45 degrees by 7 AM, rising to a pleasant 55 degrees by 9 AM, and reaching 64 degrees by 11 AM. Winds remain light and steady, initially from the east at 3 to 5 miles per hour, shifting to a southeasterly direction.
Tomorrow, the Southeast will see some notable highs as warmer air moves through the region. In New Orleans, expect a high of 81 degrees, while Jackson reaches 83 degrees. Shreveport also brings a warm 83 to the table. Over in Memphis, temperatures will tap out at 82 degrees, slightly above average for this time of year. Moving eastward, Montgomery can anticipate a high of 82 degrees, and Atlanta is projected to hit 77 degrees. Jacksonville will enjoy a comfortable 79 degrees, while Savannah is looking at a pleasant 75 degrees. In the Sunshine State, Miami rounds out the day with a high of 80 degrees, and Tampa should reach an impressive 87 degrees.
“On the futurecast for the Southeast, expect an active weather pattern with a significant shift in conditions over the next 24-48 hours. A cold front, accompanied by embedded thunderstorms, is moving out of Texas into Louisiana and Mississippi. As it progresses eastward, strong to severe storms are anticipated. The Storm Prediction Center has parts of the region in a severe weather outlook. Be prepared for heavy rain and potential severe thunderstorm warnings as the front reaches Montgomery and New Orleans by Wednesday morning, with conditions extending to Savannah and Jacksonville throughout the day. Stay weather aware.”
The UV index in Atlanta will be high on Wednesday with a level of 7 and a burn time of about 20 minutes. It’s a day for sunscreen and protective clothing! As Thursday approaches, the UV index climbs to 8, shortening the burn time to just 17 minutes.
For the 7-day forecast in Atlanta: Thursday: Clear skies with temperatures reaching a comfortable high of 77 degrees and a low of 49 degrees. Friday: Partly cloudy conditions, warming up to 82 degrees and cooling down to 60 degrees at night. Saturday: Cloudy skies are expected with a high of 78 degrees and a low of 60 degrees. Sunday: Rain is on the way, with temperatures peaking at 78 degrees and dropping to 62 degrees overnight. Monday: Thunderstorms could shake things up with a daytime high of 74 degrees and a nighttime low of 47 degrees. Tuesday: Partly cloudy with pleasant weather, reaching a high of 75 degrees and a low of 58 degrees. Wednesday: Showers are anticipated late in the day with temperatures hitting a high of 83 degrees and dipping to 64 degrees at night. Have a great week!