Tonight’s forecast in Atlanta predicts rain and storms as a dynamic weather pattern sweeps across the Southeast. Get all the details on what to expect right outside your door.

Meteorologist Amy Freeze analyzes the latest radar data showing a swath of storms and rainfall pushing through the Southeast. Atlanta faces an evening of showers and consistent temperatures, while the broader region braves thunderstorms and potential localized flooding. Our blog provides a day-by-day breakdown of the 7-day forecast, from stormy conditions to partly cloudy reprieves. Follow our updates for safety tips and weather insights.
In the Southeast, the radar reveals a dynamic weather pattern with a concentration of storms and rainfall. Atlanta and Montgomery are surrounded by heavy rain, which is pushing northeastward. Savannah and Jacksonville are also experiencing significant rainfall, with storms extending into the Atlantic. Central Florida, including the Tampa area, is under a line of intense storms tracking north. In contrast, Houston experiences scattered showers, with clear air leaving New Orleans dry for now.
For this evening in Atlanta, showers are anticipated with temperatures holding steady at 63 degrees through 11 PM, then rising slightly to 64 degrees by 1 AM. A consistent east wind at 12 to 11 mph accompanies the rain, assisting in a cooling trend. Anticipate wet conditions if stepping out, with cloud cover dominating the skyline.
Tonight in the Southeast, Nashville and Memphis will see temperatures drop to 62 degrees, while Jackson cools to 61. New Orleans will register at 65 degrees, with Montgomery and Atlanta both feeling a bit cooler at 61. Further south, Tampa will be a milder 71 degrees, and Miami remains warm at 75.
Tomorrow’s high temperatures in Houston is set to reach 86 degrees, while Shreveport will be a bit cooler at 79 degrees. New Orleans and Montgomery will both see highs around 78 degrees, with Jacksonville slightly warmer at 81 degrees. Atlanta is expected to hit 76 degrees, with Savannah close behind at 77.
The Southeast braces for an active weather day as a cold front moves through, bringing thunderstorms from New Orleans to Jacksonville. Expect heavy downpours and isolated thunderstorms, particularly from Atlanta to Montgomery. Localized flooding is a concern, with rain accumulations potentially exceeding an inch. Damaging winds and hail are possible, so stay alert for severe weather warnings. Behind the front, cooler and drier conditions will begin to settle in, providing a brief respite from the storms by late Wednesday.
The UV index in Atlanta on Sunday is moderate at 4, with a burn time of about 35 minutes in direct sunlight. On Monday, it slightly increases to 6, shortening the burn time to 23 minutes.
For the 7-day forecast in Atlanta: Sunday: Thunderstorms expected, with a high of 68 degrees and a low of 62. Monday: Scattered thunderstorms with warmer temperatures, reaching a high of 77 degrees and a low of 61. Tuesday: Transitioning to partly cloudy skies, the high will be around 76 degrees, cooling to 60 degrees at night. Wednesday: Enjoy partly cloudy conditions as temperatures rise to 83 degrees, lowering to 65 after sunset. Thursday: Pleasantly warm under partly cloudy skies, with a daytime high of 86 degrees and a night low of 70. Friday: Mostly cloudy, with a peak of 88 degrees during the day, dipping to 70 degrees overnight. Saturday: Wrapping up the week with partly cloudy skies and a high of 83 degrees, accompanied by a low of 66.