This week, Atlanta experiences everything from scorching sun to severe storms. Check out the full forecast for detailed, daily updates and expert tips from Amy Freeze on how to navigate the changing weather.

Welcome to an exciting week of weather in Atlanta! Meteorologist Amy Freeze here, bringing you detailed updates from sunny skies to sudden storms. Whether you’re planning outdoor activities or preparing for potential severe weather, I’ll guide you through what to expect each day. Keep an eye on updates as we anticipate swings in temperature and possible thunderstorms. Dive into our full 7-day outlook to stay informed and ready! A line of thunderstorms is stretching across northern Georgia and South Carolina, impacting cities like Atlanta and Charlotte with heavy rain. To the south, Savannah and the coastal regions are seeing lighter showers as the system moves inland from the Atlantic. Montgomery and Mobile are currently under overcast skies with no significant precipitation. Areas like Miami and Tampa are experiencing calm conditions under mostly clear skies. New Orleans and Eastern Texas, including Houston, should anticipate the clouds breaking for some sun, as the radar shows these areas are clear of any rain or severe weather.
For Atlanta this afternoon, temperatures will climb to 83 degrees with sunny skies throughout. Expect a west-northwest wind at around 18 miles per hour, providing a gentle breeze. By 8 PM, temperatures will dip slightly to 78 degrees while maintaining clear skies.
This afternoon, the Southeast region is turning up the heat! In Jacksonville, expect a steamy high of 93 degrees, while nearby Savannah will reach 91. Moving westward, temperatures will trend slightly cooler with Montgomery at 87 and New Orleans at 82. Over in Jackson, a comfortable 86 degrees is on tap for the day. Houston is warmer at 87, while Shreveport anticipates a high of 91.
Tonight Memphis dips to 57 degrees. Atlanta is expected to see 60 degrees, while Montgomery will be around 65. Farther south, New Orleans will have a mild night at 73 degrees, and Shreveport is looking at a low of 69. Jacksonville and Savannah will both settle at 67 degrees, providing a comfortable evening for those areas.
Expect warm temperatures across the Southeast tomorrow, with many areas hitting above-average highs. Atlanta will reach 84 degrees, while nearby Montgomery and Jackson are set to hit 90 degrees. Savannah and Jacksonville could see similar warmth at 91 and 92 degrees, respectively. Houston and Shreveport both target 92 degrees, reinforcing the trend of elevated temperatures. New Orleans will experience slightly cooler weather, topping out at 83 degrees, but still above normal for this time of year.
A developing weather system brings thunderstorms and possible severe weather to the Southeast region tomorrow, primarily impacting areas from New Orleans to Montgomery. The cold front moving out of Texas is set to arrive in Atlanta early in the morning, coinciding with the busy commute hours, bringing thunderstorms across the region. In addition, heavy rains are expected from Jacksonville to Savannah on Wednesday, posing a risk for localized flooding. The potential for damaging winds and downpours is significant, so staying weather-aware is crucial.
The UV index in Atlanta for Wednesday and Thursday will be extreme at 10, leading to a quick burn time of just 12 minutes under direct sunlight.