This week, Atlanta’s weather takes us on a journey from clear skies to expected storms. Learn what each day holds and how to prepare!

Starting the week with clear skies and high UV indices, Atlanta’s weather scenario prompts us to enjoy the outdoors with caution. As the week progresses into potentially stormy evenings, understanding the intricate behavior of regional weather systems becomes crucial. Get equipped with tips for staying safe during thunderstorms and insights into temperature fluctuations. Dive into our detailed forecast for each day and learn about proactive measures for weather changes.
On the Regional Radar, an impressive storm system is evident moving towards the Gulf Coast. Houston is under the radar’s watch with heavy rain and storm activity. New Orleans and Jacksonville can also expect scattered showers moving northeast. Meanwhile, areas like Atlanta and Charlotte are currently experiencing clear skies but should monitor the approaching systems along the coastlines.
Tomorrow morning in Atlanta, expect a sunny start with temperatures beginning at 75 degrees at 8 AM. As the morning progresses, temperatures will rise to 81 degrees by 10 AM, with a gentle east-northeast wind around 10 miles per hour. By noon, temperatures will reach 86 degrees, maintaining sunny skies. Wind conditions remain light and mostly from the east-northeast.
Tomorrow in Atlanta, expect a high of 92 degrees, just above the seasonal average. Memphis will reach a scorching 96 degrees, with humidity making it feel even warmer. New Orleans is looking at a high of 93 degrees, while Jackson will see a high of 95 degrees. Further south, Tampa and Miami are both forecasted to hit 86 degrees. Notably, much of the Southeast is experiencing higher temperatures, influenced by a persistent dome of warm air.
Tomorrow’s forecast reveals an active weather pattern across the Southeast. A cold front will make its way from Texas through Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, bringing scattered thunderstorms, particularly for areas like Houston and New Orleans. As the front progresses eastward, expect widespread showers and storms from Montgomery to Jacksonville and Savannah by evening. While severe weather risks such as damaging winds and localized flooding are possible, heavy rain could lead to brief relief from dry conditions. Following the storm passage, slightly cooler temperatures and more stable weather conditions are likely into the weekend.
The UV index in Atlanta will be very high today, peaking at 11, translating to an 11-minute burn time in direct sunlight. The same high UV index is expected tomorrow, so it’s crucial to wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and seek shade during peak sun hours. Keep in mind, even brief exposure can lead to sunburn.
For the 7 Day Outlook in Atlanta: Friday: Partly cloudy with a warm high of 92 degrees and a low of 71 degrees. Saturday: Mostly clear skies with a hot high of 93 degrees and a cooler low of 69 degrees. Sunday: The sunshine continues with a high reaching 94 degrees and a low of 72 degrees. Monday: Partly cloudy and consistently warm, the high is 95 degrees and the low is 73 degrees. Tuesday: Another day of partly cloudy skies with a high again at 95 degrees, low around 73. Wednesday: Expect scattered thunderstorms with a high of 92 degrees and a low of 71 degrees. Thursday: More scattered thunderstorms, cooling slightly to 89 degrees during the day, with a low of 70. Hope that helps you plan your week!