From Atlanta’s afternoon rains to Miami’s warm breezes, meteorologist Amy Freeze covers the comprehensive weather forecast for the Southeast – your guide to navigating Mother Nature’s plans!

Atlanta received steady rains today, with the forecast showing more humidity and scattered clouds moving northeast. Evening brings a drop in temperatures across major cities. Tomorrow, brace for erratic thunderstorms and potential flooding. As your trusted weather guide, Amy Freeze ensures you are prepared for anything the skies may throw your way! Severe storms are making their way toward Charlotte, with rainfall already impacting the area. Atlanta is experiencing steady rain, which is projected to move northeastward into the Carolinas. Montgomery is also seeing significant rainfall, with storms likely to develop farther. The coastline from Jacksonville to Miami is under clear skies but keep an eye on the rain systems moving from the Gulf towards Tampa.Memphis and Jackson are staying dry as clouds scatter across those regions.
Atlanta’s afternoon features temperatures steady at 65 degrees, accompanied by an easterly wind around 11 mph. Expect periods of rain through the late afternoon and into the early evening hours. The overcast sky pattern continues, providing a damp and cool atmosphere.
This afternoon, in New Orleans, expect a high of 76 degrees, while Jackson reaches 75. Montgomery will be cooler at 72, in contrast to the warmer spots like Jacksonville, which sees a high of 79 degrees. Tampa shines with a delightful 84, and Miami is just a bit warmer at 85 degrees. Shreveport, however, lingers lower with a high of only 65, indicating a distinct temperature contrast in the region.
The Southeast is in for a cool night with several cities experiencing significant temperature drops. Expect 61 degrees in Jackson and a brisk 62 in Shreveport. Nashville will see a low of 62, while Montgomery cools down to 61. Atlanta drops to 61 as well, and it’s a slightly milder 65 in New Orleans. Miami rounds out the region with a warmer low of 75 degrees.
Tomorrow in the Southeast, high temperatures will generally trend above average. Houston will see a warm high of 86 degrees, while Shreveport reaches 79. In New Orleans and Montgomery, expect highs of 78 degrees. Jacksonville and Tampa are looking at a pleasant 81 and 82 degrees respectively. Atlanta will be slightly cooler but still comfortable at 76 degrees.
A dynamic weather pattern is unfolding for the Southeast, with a strong frontal system pushing through the region tomorrow. Expect widespread thunderstorms from Memphis to Atlanta, with significant rainfall likely leading to localized flooding in low-lying areas. Winds could be gusty, especially around thunderstorms, so exercise caution. From Jacksonville to Savannah, showers are expected to persist into midday, providing relief from dry conditions. Behind the front, skies will gradually clear with cooler temperatures, offering brief tranquility before another potential system develops by midweek.
The UV index in Atlanta on Sunday is 4, indicating moderate exposure and a burn time of approximately 35 minutes in direct sunlight. On Monday, the UV index increases to 8, signifying very high exposure levels with a burn time of just 17 minutes.