Get ready for a week of varying weather in Atlanta with Meteorologist Amy Freeze, guiding you through sun, showers, and potential storms.

Detailing the warm to stormy transitions over the week in Atlanta, Meteorologist Amy Freeze delivers the regional forecast, storm timings, temperature dips, and more. Whether you’re planning work or leisure, stay informed with our extensive coverage at https://amyfreeze.ai/atlanta-weather-weekly-forecast-amy-freeze.
Across the Southeast, rain showers are making their way across Mississippi and Alabama, with Jackson and Montgomery experiencing steady precipitation. New Orleans is also seeing some rain, moving eastward. Meanwhile, cloud cover is increasing over Georgia, and Atlanta is on track for showers later today. The Gulf Coast including areas like Tampa remains calm and clear for now, offering sunny spells. Farther north, Memphis and Charlotte are largely cloud-free, enjoying dry conditions.
For this evening in Atlanta, expect clear skies with temperatures starting at 73 degrees at 9 PM, gradually cooling to 66 degrees by 1 AM. Winds will be light, coming from the southwest at 9 miles per hour.
Memphis will register a low of 41 degrees, while Nashville will dip to 39. The Jackson area will see temperatures drop to 45 degrees, and Montgomery will match that at 45 as well. Atlanta won’t be too far behind with a low of 45 degrees. Over in Jacksonville, temperatures will remain slightly warmer at 55 degrees.
High temperatures for tomorrow in the Southeast are shaping up to be quite warm. Atlanta will see a high of 70 degrees, while Memphis will reach 66. New Orleans is expected to warm up to 79, and Jackson is forecasted for a pleasant 75 degrees. Notably, Jacksonville might spike to 86, well above average for this time of year. Overall, warm air from the Gulf is influencing these mid-70s to upper-80s readings across the region.
A cold front advances toward the Southeast, with thunderstorms expected from New Orleans to Montgomery during the evening. In Atlanta, prepare for a late-night arrival of the front, bringing heavy rains and gusty winds. On Tuesday, scattered showers stretch from Jacksonville to Savannah, with the potential for isolated thunderstorms. The weather pattern remains active into Wednesday, potentially leading to flooding due to more than an inch of rain across the region. Following the storm’s passage, expect cooler temperatures and dry conditions as the week progresses.
In Atlanta, today’s UV index is at a very high level of 8, meaning a rapid burn time of about 17 minutes when you’re out in the sun. Tomorrow maintains the same high UV index of 8.
For the 7-day forecast in Atlanta: Monday: Mostly clear with a high of 85 degrees, cooling down to 62 degrees at night. Tuesday: Clear skies and a bit cooler, expect a high of 69 degrees with lows around 43. Wednesday: Partly cloudy conditions return with a daytime high of 72 degrees and a nighttime low of 45. Thursday: Clearer skies, with temperatures warming up to 77 degrees and dropping to 51 degrees overnight. Friday: Partly cloudy, with a high reaching 84 degrees, and a low of 58. Saturday: Continuing the trend of partly cloudy skies, with a high of 85 degrees and a low of 62. Sunday: The week wraps up with cloudy conditions and a high of 86 while temperatures dip to 63 degrees at night. Enjoy the upcoming week in Atlanta!