This week in the Southeast looks lively with a mix of sunny days and the potential for stormy disruptions. Check out our full forecast for detailed weather insights!

Meteorologist Amy Freeze details the latest in Southeast weather trends. Expect a mix of sunny days reaching up to 87 degrees and storm fronts moving east. With potential severe thunderstorms impacting areas from Memphis to Charlotte, stay prepared and informed with our daily updates. Also, keep an eye out for the UV index hitting a high, signaling strong sun exposure. Whether you need weather advice for your commute or planning weekend activities, we’ve got you covered! A line of scattered rain showers is moving northeast from Shreveport towards Jackson, with light precipitation currently observed over Jackson and heading towards the east. Meanwhile, cities like New Orleans and Houston remain under mostly clear skies. Cloud cover is on the rise in the Southeast, with Montgomery seeing some clouds moving in from the northwest. Farther east, areas from Savannah to Miami are experiencing clear conditions.
This afternoon in Atlanta, enjoy sunny skies with temperatures reaching 77 degrees initially. By 6 PM, expect partly cloudy conditions while maintaining 77 degrees, with winds shifting slightly southeast at 6 miles per hour. At 8 PM, temperatures will ease to 73 degrees under partly cloudy skies with a light southeast wind.
Today’s regional high temperatures in the Southeast are bringing some summer-like warmth. Shreveport is feeling particularly hot at 88 degrees, while Jackson is not far behind with a high of 86. New Orleans will experience a pleasant 81 degrees, perfect for outdoor activities. Moving east, Montgomery reaches 84 degrees, showcasing a nice warm day. Atlanta will be slightly cooler at 75 degrees, while Jacksonville ties in with Miami at 81 degrees. Savannah is enjoying the warmth with a high of 79, rounding out a beautiful day across the region.
Nashville will see a low of 48 degrees, while Memphis is looking at 50 degrees. Montgomery will cool down to a brisk 57, and Atlanta will also experience mild conditions with a low of 59. Meanwhile, temperatures will remain warmer along the Gulf Coast, with New Orleans reaching 70 degrees and a cool 64 in Jacksonville.
High temperatures across the Southeast tomorrow will be notably warm, with many areas experiencing above-average readings. Atlanta will reach a high of 86 degrees, while Nashville sees a warmer day at 84. In the Gulf states, expect temperatures to soar with Shreveport hitting 90 degrees and New Orleans reaching 88. Montgomery will also see a high of 88, while Jacksonville is forecasted at 84 degrees. Tampa leads the way in Florida with a sizzling 91 degrees, indicating a significant warmth trend throughout the region.
A dynamic weather pattern takes hold in the Southeast as a line of thunderstorms pushes eastward, moving from Louisiana and Mississippi into Alabama and Georgia. Expect periods of heavy rain from Shreveport to New Orleans, possibly affecting your Thursday morning commute. Areas like Memphis and Montgomery could see severe thunderstorms with damaging winds. From Jacksonville up to Charlotte, showers intensify throughout the day. Temperatures dip slightly after the storms, but sunshine returns heading into the weekend.
The UV index in Atlanta is reaching a high of 9 on Thursday and Friday, indicating very strong sun exposure. Caution is advised with a burn time of around 15 minutes during peak sunlight.