Monday night forecast
A sharp cold front will bring passing showers to north Georgia for Veterans Day before plunging weekend temperatures into the 20s and 30s with a hard freeze in higher elevations.
A sharp cold front will bring passing showers to north Georgia for Veterans Day before plunging weekend temperatures into the 20s and 30s with a hard freeze in higher elevations.
Monday evening forecast
A passing cold front will bring midweek rain for Veterans Day before driving weekend morning temperatures down into the 20s and 30s degrees across North Georgia.
A passing cold front will bring midweek rain for Veterans Day before driving weekend morning temperatures down into the 20s and 30s degrees across North Georgia.
Monday midday weather forecast
FOX 5 Storm Team meteorologist Marquise Meda ahead to a sunny, warm start to the week, with highs around 71 to 72 degrees in Atlanta and temperatures reaching the upper 70s farther east. Patchy frost is possible in North Georgia early in the week, and a front could bring a few showers Wednesday into Thursday. Colder air follows, bringing weekend morning lows near freezing in metro Atlanta and temperatures in the 20s in parts of the mountains.
FOX 5 Storm Team meteorologist Marquise Meda ahead to a sunny, warm start to the week, with highs around 71 to 72 degrees in Atlanta and temperatures reaching the upper 70s farther east. Patchy frost is possible in North Georgia early in the week, and a front could bring a few showers Wednesday into Thursday. Colder air follows, bringing weekend morning lows near freezing in metro Atlanta and temperatures in the 20s in parts of the mountains.
Monday morning weather forecast
A chilly Monday morning could bring frost to parts of North Georgia and northwest Georgia, but afternoon temperatures are expected to reach around 70 degrees. A cold front arriving early Thursday may bring isolated to widely scattered rain, followed by a sharp cooldown: mountain temperatures could dip into the 20s, while metro Atlanta nears freezing, with weekend mornings in the 30s and highs in the mid-50s. The forecast also looks at the Atlantic hurricane season, which is nearing its end, with no new tropical development expected in the next seven days.
A chilly Monday morning could bring frost to parts of North Georgia and northwest Georgia, but afternoon temperatures are expected to reach around 70 degrees. A cold front arriving early Thursday may bring isolated to widely scattered rain, followed by a sharp cooldown: mountain temperatures could dip into the 20s, while metro Atlanta nears freezing, with weekend mornings in the 30s and highs in the mid-50s. The forecast also looks at the Atlantic hurricane season, which is nearing its end, with no new tropical development expected in the next seven days.
Sunday evening weather forecast
Mild, above-average temperatures in the 70s will continue across much of the Atlanta area for the next few days before cooler weather moves in next weekend. Clear skies and calm winds could bring overnight frost to areas west, northwest and north of metro Atlanta, where temperatures may fall into the 30s; residents are advised to cover or bring in sensitive plants. Monday is expected to be sunny, with highs in the low 70s.
Mild, above-average temperatures in the 70s will continue across much of the Atlanta area for the next few days before cooler weather moves in next weekend. Clear skies and calm winds could bring overnight frost to areas west, northwest and north of metro Atlanta, where temperatures may fall into the 30s; residents are advised to cover or bring in sensitive plants. Monday is expected to be sunny, with highs in the low 70s.
Sunday morning weather forecast
Temperatures will be in the 70s for the next couple of afternoons before they come crashing down into next weekend.
Temperatures will be in the 70s for the next couple of afternoons before they come crashing down into next weekend.
Saturday night weather forecast
The National Weather Service issued frost advisories across north Georgia as clear skies, calm winds and overnight lows dropping into the 30s threaten sensitive outdoor vegetation from Atlanta to Blue Ridge.
The National Weather Service issued frost advisories across north Georgia as clear skies, calm winds and overnight lows dropping into the 30s threaten sensitive outdoor vegetation from Atlanta to Blue Ridge.
Saturday evening weather forecast
Clear skies, light winds, and overnight temperatures plunging into the 30s prompted a frost advisory across counties north and west of Atlanta as high pressure keeps the region dry through Veterans Day.
Clear skies, light winds, and overnight temperatures plunging into the 30s prompted a frost advisory across counties north and west of Atlanta as high pressure keeps the region dry through Veterans Day.
Saturday morning weather forecast
FOX 5 Storm Team Meteorologist Alex Forbes says cool mornings and warm afternoons will be around for the week ahead.
FOX 5 Storm Team Meteorologist Alex Forbes says cool mornings and warm afternoons will be around for the week ahead.
Friday night weather forecast
A reinforcing dry cold front pushed across north Georgia, bringing gusty winds, weekend mountain lows in the 30s, and high temperatures in the 60s beneath sunny skies.
A reinforcing dry cold front pushed across north Georgia, bringing gusty winds, weekend mountain lows in the 30s, and high temperatures in the 60s beneath sunny skies.
Friday evening weather forecast
A reinforcing dry cold front will plunge overnight temperatures into the 40s across Atlanta and 38 degrees in Blairsville, ushering in sunny weekend conditions with highs in the 60s.
A reinforcing dry cold front will plunge overnight temperatures into the 40s across Atlanta and 38 degrees in Blairsville, ushering in sunny weekend conditions with highs in the 60s.
Friday afternoon weather forecast
Sunshine returns to North Georgia for a clear, dry weekend following days of heavy rain. Expect breezy conditions with highs in the low 70s before temperatures drop into the 40s Saturday morning, with 30s in the mountains.
Sunshine returns to North Georgia for a clear, dry weekend following days of heavy rain. Expect breezy conditions with highs in the low 70s before temperatures drop into the 40s Saturday morning, with 30s in the mountains.
Friday midday weather forecast
North Georgia will see much drier weather over the next few days after rain brought devastating floods to some parts near the Tennessee border.
North Georgia will see much drier weather over the next few days after rain brought devastating floods to some parts near the Tennessee border.
Friday morning weather forecast
A brief warm spell running six degrees above average across northern Georgia will give way to a sustained dry cold front that plunges Atlanta-area overnight temperatures into the 30s and 40s.
A brief warm spell running six degrees above average across northern Georgia will give way to a sustained dry cold front that plunges Atlanta-area overnight temperatures into the 30s and 40s.
Thursday night forecast
A dry cold front sweeping across North Georgia will clear out recent rainfall and bring sunny skies, mild 70-degree highs Friday, and crisp 60-degree weekend temperatures across Atlanta.
A dry cold front sweeping across North Georgia will clear out recent rainfall and bring sunny skies, mild 70-degree highs Friday, and crisp 60-degree weekend temperatures across Atlanta.
Thursday evening forecast
An approaching cold front will clear lingering clouds from north Georgia and bring breezy conditions on Friday before dropping weekend temperatures back to typical November levels.
An approaching cold front will clear lingering clouds from north Georgia and bring breezy conditions on Friday before dropping weekend temperatures back to typical November levels.
Thursday afternoon weather forecast
Atlanta reached 81 degrees Thursday afternoon, approaching a daily record set in 1948, just hours after historic flash floods swamped Fannin County and ahead of an incoming cold front forecast to bring freezing temperatures to Blairsville by Sunday.
Atlanta reached 81 degrees Thursday afternoon, approaching a daily record set in 1948, just hours after historic flash floods swamped Fannin County and ahead of an incoming cold front forecast to bring freezing temperatures to Blairsville by Sunday.
Thursday midday weather forecast
Rain is tapering off across North Georgia and metro Atlanta on Thursday afternoon, with clouds beginning to break following severe overnight flooding in the mountains. A few isolated showers remain, but conditions will continue improving as the rain moves east. Temperatures are unusually warm, reaching the mid-70s to upper 70s before a cold front brings cooler, drier weather. Friday will feature plenty of sunshine with highs around 74 degrees in Atlanta. High pressure will bring crisp fall weather for the weekend, with highs dropping into the 60s Saturday and remaining there through Wednesday. Overnight temperatures will fall into the 40s in the North Georgia mountains this weekend, with some mountain communities dipping into the 30s by Sunday.
Rain is tapering off across North Georgia and metro Atlanta on Thursday afternoon, with clouds beginning to break following severe overnight flooding in the mountains. A few isolated showers remain, but conditions will continue improving as the rain moves east. Temperatures are unusually warm, reaching the mid-70s to upper 70s before a cold front brings cooler, drier weather. Friday will feature plenty of sunshine with highs around 74 degrees in Atlanta. High pressure will bring crisp fall weather for the weekend, with highs dropping into the 60s Saturday and remaining there through Wednesday. Overnight temperatures will fall into the 40s in the North Georgia mountains this weekend, with some mountain communities dipping into the 30s by Sunday.
Wednesday night forecast
Torrential rainfall across north central Georgia triggered catastrophic flash flooding and impassable mudslides across Fannin and Gilmer counties, forcing road closures near Blue Ridge and Highway 52.
Torrential rainfall across north central Georgia triggered catastrophic flash flooding and impassable mudslides across Fannin and Gilmer counties, forcing road closures near Blue Ridge and Highway 52.
Wednesday night weather forecast
Severe storms packing 50 mph wind gusts and isolated tornado risks swept across north Georgia on Wednesday night, triggering flash flood warnings after radar detected more than 5 inches of rain along the Gilmer-Fannin line.
Severe storms packing 50 mph wind gusts and isolated tornado risks swept across north Georgia on Wednesday night, triggering flash flood warnings after radar detected more than 5 inches of rain along the Gilmer-Fannin line.