Meteorologist Amy Freeze forecasts a mix of sun and storms for Atlanta and the Southeast. Learn what the weather holds for tomorrow and how it might affect your week.

Meteorologist Amy Freeze forecasts a mix of sun and storms for Atlanta and the Southeast. Learn what the weather holds for tomorrow and how it might affect your week.
On the Regional Radar, the Southeast is currently experiencing a mix of weather conditions. A line of rain showers is sweeping through the region, stretching from Montgomery to Atlanta and moving northeast. Charlotte is preparing for the incoming rain, while Jacksonville is clearing out from earlier showers. Meanwhile, Savannah and Tampa are experiencing relatively dry conditions, enjoying a break from the rain. Spots like Shreveport and Memphis remain calm with no significant precipitation at the moment. As the system progresses, keep an eye on areas farther north and east for potential rain showers during the day.
Expect a crisp start to your Thursday morning in Atlanta with temperatures beginning at 35 degrees at 7 AM. Sunshine prevails throughout the morning, rising to 42 degrees by 9 AM, and reaching 50 degrees at 11 AM. Winds from the northwest will maintain a steady breeze around 8 miles per hour. Enjoy the sunny and calm conditions as you start the day.
High temperatures in the Southeast for tomorrow look to trend warmer than average as a ridge of high pressure settles over the region. In Louisiana, Shreveport will reach a comfortable 74 degrees, while Houston, Texas, will be slightly warmer with a high of 76 degrees. Heading east, New Orleans anticipates a high of 68 degrees, and Jackson, Mississippi, will get up to 69 degrees. Further to the east, Atlanta is set for a mild 64 degrees. Montgomery, Alabama, expects a high of 67 degrees, while temperatures in Nashville, Tennessee, will peak at 62 degrees. Coastal cities will enjoy nice conditions as well, with Jacksonville hitting 67 degrees and Tampa reaching 70 degrees. Miami will be the warmest in the region with a high of 73 degrees, showcasing typical late March warmth. Overall, it will be a pleasant day across the Southeast.
“A cold front moves through the Southeast tomorrow, bringing with it a dynamic mix of weather conditions. Expect thunderstorms, potentially severe, from New Orleans to Savannah. The Storm Prediction Center includes parts of the region in their Severe Weather Outlook, so keep an eye out for strong storms and possible weather warnings. As the system moves east, heavy rainfall could lead to localized flooding. Temperatures will drop behind the front, making for a more mild and dry end to the week. Stay weather aware, particularly during your morning and evening commutes.”
The UV index in Atlanta will be high with a value of 7 for both Thursday and Friday. Expect a burn time of about 20 minutes on Thursday, with possible cloud cover and storms affecting exposure. On Friday, with clearer skies, continue to be sun-safe, as the burn time remains at 20 minutes in direct sunlight!
For the 7-Day Outlook in Atlanta: Friday: The day starts with clouds, clearing later with a high of 55 degrees and a low of 34. Saturday: Enjoy a clear day ahead with temperatures rising to 65 degrees, dipping to 39 at night. Sunday: It’s sunny and warm with a high of 74 degrees, cooling to 41 degrees overnight. Monday: Look out for thunderstorms as temperatures peak at 79 degrees and drop to 53 by evening. Tuesday: Expect partly cloudy conditions, reaching a high of 69 degrees, with a low around 45. Wednesday: Another partly cloudy day with highs of 75 degrees and a nighttime low of 45. Thursday: Mostly clear skies, as the temperature reaches 73 degrees, and a low of 41 degrees. Enjoy your week ahead!