Sunday morning weather forecast
After recent rain, warm and mostly dry conditions return today across Metro Atlanta and North Georgia with highs hitting around 90–91°. Only a slight 10% chance of a spotty shower remains. Look for breezy conditions Tuesday before a drop in humidity lowers late-week temps.
After recent rain, warm and mostly dry conditions return today across Metro Atlanta and North Georgia with highs hitting around 90–91°. Only a slight 10% chance of a spotty shower remains. Look for breezy conditions Tuesday before a drop in humidity lowers late-week temps.
Saturday night weather forecast
Heavy rain dropped over four inches of water in parts of Carroll County as muggy conditions pushed Atlanta dew points into the mid-70s.
Heavy rain dropped over four inches of water in parts of Carroll County as muggy conditions pushed Atlanta dew points into the mid-70s.
Saturday evening weather forecast
Heavy storms caused widespread localized flooding across North Georgia, dumping nearly five inches of rain in parts of Carroll County and over two inches in Fulton and Hall counties. Calmer, drier conditions with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s are expected to move into the area.
Heavy storms caused widespread localized flooding across North Georgia, dumping nearly five inches of rain in parts of Carroll County and over two inches in Fulton and Hall counties. Calmer, drier conditions with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s are expected to move into the area.
Saturday morning weather forecast
Showers and storms will be around for the late morning and early afternoon hours on Saturday.
Showers and storms will be around for the late morning and early afternoon hours on Saturday.
Friday night forecast
Saturday may be a bit soggy, but will it be a washout? Here's the latest from the FOX 5 Storm Team.
Saturday may be a bit soggy, but will it be a washout? Here's the latest from the FOX 5 Storm Team.
Friday evening weather forecast
Heavy downpours are triggering flash flood warnings across Metro Atlanta and North Georgia, causing major roadway closures including GA-400 southbound. Storms will taper off late Friday evening, but scattered showers return Saturday before warmer, drier conditions arrive Sunday with heat index values reaching up to 100 degrees.
Heavy downpours are triggering flash flood warnings across Metro Atlanta and North Georgia, causing major roadway closures including GA-400 southbound. Storms will taper off late Friday evening, but scattered showers return Saturday before warmer, drier conditions arrive Sunday with heat index values reaching up to 100 degrees.
Friday afternoon weather forecast
Slow-moving storms bring heavy downpours, gusty winds, and hail across North Georgia and Metro Atlanta, triggering a Flash Flood Warning through Friday evening. Drier weather returns Saturday afternoon and Sunday with highs staying in the upper 80s to low 90s.
Slow-moving storms bring heavy downpours, gusty winds, and hail across North Georgia and Metro Atlanta, triggering a Flash Flood Warning through Friday evening. Drier weather returns Saturday afternoon and Sunday with highs staying in the upper 80s to low 90s.
Weekend weather forecast
Scattered storms into the weekend. Warmer than average each day.
Scattered storms into the weekend. Warmer than average each day.
Thursday night weather forecast
Gulf moisture pushes dew points to 70 degrees as scattered afternoon storms develop south of Interstate 20.
Gulf moisture pushes dew points to 70 degrees as scattered afternoon storms develop south of Interstate 20.
Thursday evening weather forecast
Stifling heat and high humidity continue, pushing heat index values over 100 degrees across North Georgia. While tonight stays mostly dry, widespread showers and storms arrive Friday afternoon, bringing heavy downpours, gusty winds, and potential high school football delays into Saturday.
Stifling heat and high humidity continue, pushing heat index values over 100 degrees across North Georgia. While tonight stays mostly dry, widespread showers and storms arrive Friday afternoon, bringing heavy downpours, gusty winds, and potential high school football delays into Saturday.
Thursday afternoon weather forecast
Sept. 10 marks the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season, which remains unusually quiet due to El Niño-driven wind shear. Meanwhile, metro Atlanta temperatures will climb into the low 90s, with scattered showers and heavy downpours increasing across North Georgia through the weekend.
Sept. 10 marks the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season, which remains unusually quiet due to El Niño-driven wind shear. Meanwhile, metro Atlanta temperatures will climb into the low 90s, with scattered showers and heavy downpours increasing across North Georgia through the weekend.
Thursday weather forecast
Temps at noon re in the mid 80s and will continue to creep up for the remainder of the day. The chance of rain is also moving back into North Georgia and will remain a possibility over the weekend.
Temps at noon re in the mid 80s and will continue to creep up for the remainder of the day. The chance of rain is also moving back into North Georgia and will remain a possibility over the weekend.
Thursday morning weather forecast
Warmer-than-average temperatures aren't going anywhere just yet, but rain and storms are returning to the forecast. Isolated thunderstorms could impact metro Atlanta during Thursday's evening commute, with rain chances increasing Friday and Saturday as a front stalls across Georgia. Saturday brings a 60% chance of showers and storms, though no specific severe weather threat is currently expected. Highs will remain near or above 90 degrees most afternoons.
Warmer-than-average temperatures aren't going anywhere just yet, but rain and storms are returning to the forecast. Isolated thunderstorms could impact metro Atlanta during Thursday's evening commute, with rain chances increasing Friday and Saturday as a front stalls across Georgia. Saturday brings a 60% chance of showers and storms, though no specific severe weather threat is currently expected. Highs will remain near or above 90 degrees most afternoons.
Wednesday night weather forecast
Hot, humid conditions will build across the region through the end of the week, with morning lows in the 70s and rising dew points creating a muggy start. While Thursday brings isolated afternoon showers, rain and thunderstorm chances increase significantly heading into Friday and the weekend.
Hot, humid conditions will build across the region through the end of the week, with morning lows in the 70s and rising dew points creating a muggy start. While Thursday brings isolated afternoon showers, rain and thunderstorm chances increase significantly heading into Friday and the weekend.
Wednesday evening weather forecast
Summer heat and rising humidity continue across metro Atlanta, with temperatures reaching the upper 80s and low 90s. While conditions remain mostly dry through Wednesday evening, an onshore flow will bring moisture, elevated heat indexes, and increasing storm chances heading into the weekend.
Summer heat and rising humidity continue across metro Atlanta, with temperatures reaching the upper 80s and low 90s. While conditions remain mostly dry through Wednesday evening, an onshore flow will bring moisture, elevated heat indexes, and increasing storm chances heading into the weekend.
Wednesday afternoon weather forecast
Metro Atlanta warms into the 90s through mid-week with warm, mostly dry conditions. A stalled frontal boundary brings scattered showers and storms Friday into the weekend, with rainfall potentially reaching up to an inch. Meanwhile, the Atlantic hurricane season remains unusually quiet due to El Niño.
Metro Atlanta warms into the 90s through mid-week with warm, mostly dry conditions. A stalled frontal boundary brings scattered showers and storms Friday into the weekend, with rainfall potentially reaching up to an inch. Meanwhile, the Atlantic hurricane season remains unusually quiet due to El Niño.
Wednesday midday weather forecast
Temps range from the low to mid 80s in metro Atlanta and North Georgia. The rest of the day is expected to remain dry.
Temps range from the low to mid 80s in metro Atlanta and North Georgia. The rest of the day is expected to remain dry.
Wednedsay morning weather forecast
Wednesday morning may be the best North Georgia feels for at least the next seven days, with temperatures mostly in the 60s and relatively comfortable humidity. Atlanta is expected to reach about 91 degrees Wednesday, kicking off a stretch of above-average temperatures and more 90-degree days.
Wednesday morning may be the best North Georgia feels for at least the next seven days, with temperatures mostly in the 60s and relatively comfortable humidity. Atlanta is expected to reach about 91 degrees Wednesday, kicking off a stretch of above-average temperatures and more 90-degree days.
Tuesday night weather forecast
Summer heat returns to Atlanta with highs in the lower 90s through mid-week. Mostly clear skies hold through Wednesday, but an approaching stationary front brings rising humidity and increasing chances for severe rain and storms heading into Friday night and Saturday.
Summer heat returns to Atlanta with highs in the lower 90s through mid-week. Mostly clear skies hold through Wednesday, but an approaching stationary front brings rising humidity and increasing chances for severe rain and storms heading into Friday night and Saturday.
Tuesday evening weather forecast
North Georgia stays dry through Wednesday, with temperatures warming up toward the 90-degree mark. A approaching cold front brings returning thunderstorm chances starting Thursday, creating potential disruptions for Friday night football and weekend plans as Saturday trends wetter.
North Georgia stays dry through Wednesday, with temperatures warming up toward the 90-degree mark. A approaching cold front brings returning thunderstorm chances starting Thursday, creating potential disruptions for Friday night football and weekend plans as Saturday trends wetter.