Friday morning weather forecast
Clouds will increase across metro Atlanta today as rain gathers to the west, but the forecast remains mild for Halloween. Saturday should be mostly cloudy, with temperatures near 70 and no widespread rain expected during the day; a few showers could develop, mainly west of Atlanta, so trick-or-treaters should check radar before heading out. Scattered showers are possible Saturday, with rain chances rising late Sunday into the evening and highs near 65. Temperatures in the 70s return next week, with low rain chances Monday and Election Day and a higher chance Wednesday.
Clouds will increase across metro Atlanta today as rain gathers to the west, but the forecast remains mild for Halloween. Saturday should be mostly cloudy, with temperatures near 70 and no widespread rain expected during the day; a few showers could develop, mainly west of Atlanta, so trick-or-treaters should check radar before heading out. Scattered showers are possible Saturday, with rain chances rising late Sunday into the evening and highs near 65. Temperatures in the 70s return next week, with low rain chances Monday and Election Day and a higher chance Wednesday.
Thursday night weather forecast
A slow-moving Texas moisture system will snap north Georgia's multi-week dry stretch, threatening Halloween evening trick-or-treating before ushering in widespread Sunday rain and a cooldown into the 60s.
A slow-moving Texas moisture system will snap north Georgia's multi-week dry stretch, threatening Halloween evening trick-or-treating before ushering in widespread Sunday rain and a cooldown into the 60s.
Thursday evening weather forecast
An eastward-moving weather system will bring widespread rain and cooler temperatures in the 60s to north Georgia on Sunday, though conflicting forecast models leave Saturday afternoon trick-or-treating shower chances uncertain.
An eastward-moving weather system will bring widespread rain and cooler temperatures in the 60s to north Georgia on Sunday, though conflicting forecast models leave Saturday afternoon trick-or-treating shower chances uncertain.
Thursday afternoon weather forecast
North Georgia faces a sharp transition as warm temperatures in the lower 80s give way to Halloween showers and a Sunday cold front that plunges afternoon highs into the middle 60s with widespread rain.
North Georgia faces a sharp transition as warm temperatures in the lower 80s give way to Halloween showers and a Sunday cold front that plunges afternoon highs into the middle 60s with widespread rain.
Thursday midday weather forecast
Enjoy the last stretch of warm fall weather across North Georgia, with partly cloudy skies and highs near the upper 70s Thursday and Friday. Halloween should start mostly dry, so early trick-or-treaters may be in good shape, but rain chances increase later in the evening as showers move in from the west. A wet weekend is ahead, with more widespread rain expected Sunday and some areas possibly seeing up to an inch before temperatures settle into the lower 70s next week.
Enjoy the last stretch of warm fall weather across North Georgia, with partly cloudy skies and highs near the upper 70s Thursday and Friday. Halloween should start mostly dry, so early trick-or-treaters may be in good shape, but rain chances increase later in the evening as showers move in from the west. A wet weekend is ahead, with more widespread rain expected Sunday and some areas possibly seeing up to an inch before temperatures settle into the lower 70s next week.
Thursday morning weather forecast
Atlanta stays dry today and through most of Saturday, with Halloween evening temperatures easing from the 70s into the 60s and only a small chance of a shower during trick-or-treating. The better chance for rain arrives late Saturday night into Sunday, but showers are expected to be scattered, with some areas possibly staying dry and totals generally below an inch. Sunday is not expected to be a washout—and remember to set your clocks back one hour Saturday night.
Atlanta stays dry today and through most of Saturday, with Halloween evening temperatures easing from the 70s into the 60s and only a small chance of a shower during trick-or-treating. The better chance for rain arrives late Saturday night into Sunday, but showers are expected to be scattered, with some areas possibly staying dry and totals generally below an inch. Sunday is not expected to be a washout—and remember to set your clocks back one hour Saturday night.
Wednesday night weather forecast
North Georgia trick-or-treaters will stay dry with temperatures in the 60s before a weekend cold front triggers Sunday rain and a 10-degree temperature drop.
North Georgia trick-or-treaters will stay dry with temperatures in the 60s before a weekend cold front triggers Sunday rain and a 10-degree temperature drop.
Wednesday evening weather forecast
Dry conditions and mid-70s temperatures will hold through Halloween trick-or-treating hours before widespread rain and a sharp cooldown into the 60s arrive Sunday across north Georgia.
Dry conditions and mid-70s temperatures will hold through Halloween trick-or-treating hours before widespread rain and a sharp cooldown into the 60s arrive Sunday across north Georgia.
Wednesday afternoon weather forecast
North Georgia faces increasing rain chances late Saturday evening before a frontal boundary delivers widespread showers and up to 2 inches of rain on Sunday as daylight saving time ends
North Georgia faces increasing rain chances late Saturday evening before a frontal boundary delivers widespread showers and up to 2 inches of rain on Sunday as daylight saving time ends
Wednesday midday weather forecast
Partly to mostly cloudy skies and highs near 75 are expected today, with warmer temperatures through Friday. After 18 days without measurable rain, showers could affect Halloween night, especially south and east of Atlanta, before more widespread rain moves across North Georgia Sunday. The metro could see 1 to 1.5 inches, with some showers lingering Monday before drier, mild weather returns Tuesday.
Partly to mostly cloudy skies and highs near 75 are expected today, with warmer temperatures through Friday. After 18 days without measurable rain, showers could affect Halloween night, especially south and east of Atlanta, before more widespread rain moves across North Georgia Sunday. The metro could see 1 to 1.5 inches, with some showers lingering Monday before drier, mild weather returns Tuesday.
Wednesday morning weather forecast
After a stretch of pleasant weather and 18 days without measurable rain at the airport, drought concerns are growing. Today will bring filtered sunshine, a noticeable afternoon breeze and temperatures rising from the 40s and 50s into the 70s. Halloween should stay mostly dry during the day and evening, with mild temperatures in the 70s around 5 p.m. and falling through the 60s after sunset; a few showers could reach areas west of Atlanta. More widespread rain is expected Sunday, with a 70% chance and highs near 70, followed by lower rain chances Monday and Tuesday.
After a stretch of pleasant weather and 18 days without measurable rain at the airport, drought concerns are growing. Today will bring filtered sunshine, a noticeable afternoon breeze and temperatures rising from the 40s and 50s into the 70s. Halloween should stay mostly dry during the day and evening, with mild temperatures in the 70s around 5 p.m. and falling through the 60s after sunset; a few showers could reach areas west of Atlanta. More widespread rain is expected Sunday, with a 70% chance and highs near 70, followed by lower rain chances Monday and Tuesday.
Tuesday night weather forecast
Expect a breezy, gray Wednesday with highs near 75 before sunshine and 80-degree warmth return Thursday and Friday. The dry streak ends Halloween evening as rain returns, leading into a wet Sunday with heavy downpours, flood concerns, and temperatures stuck in the 60s.
Expect a breezy, gray Wednesday with highs near 75 before sunshine and 80-degree warmth return Thursday and Friday. The dry streak ends Halloween evening as rain returns, leading into a wet Sunday with heavy downpours, flood concerns, and temperatures stuck in the 60s.
Tuesday evening weather forecast
Gusty morning winds reaching 50 mph and an afternoon wedge effect will cap Wednesday temperatures near 70 degrees before rain moves in across the region for Halloween weekend.
Gusty morning winds reaching 50 mph and an afternoon wedge effect will cap Wednesday temperatures near 70 degrees before rain moves in across the region for Halloween weekend.
Tuesday afternoon weather forecast
North Georgia warms into the upper 70s through Friday under mostly sunny skies. A slim chance of showers arrives for Halloween evening before widespread rain moves in for the weekend. Expect up to an inch of rain in some spots alongside dipping temperatures.
North Georgia warms into the upper 70s through Friday under mostly sunny skies. A slim chance of showers arrives for Halloween evening before widespread rain moves in for the weekend. Expect up to an inch of rain in some spots alongside dipping temperatures.
Tuesday midday weather forecast
Meteorologist Marquise Meda breaks down a warm, sunny stretch across North Georgia, with highs climbing into the upper 70s by Thursday and Friday before scattered showers move in over the weekend. Halloween could bring a few showers, with rain chances increasing Sunday and lingering into Monday; some areas could see 1 to 2 inches of rain. Meda also explains how the weekend rain may help parts of the region facing drought and reminds viewers to turn clocks back one hour Saturday night.
Meteorologist Marquise Meda breaks down a warm, sunny stretch across North Georgia, with highs climbing into the upper 70s by Thursday and Friday before scattered showers move in over the weekend. Halloween could bring a few showers, with rain chances increasing Sunday and lingering into Monday; some areas could see 1 to 2 inches of rain. Meda also explains how the weekend rain may help parts of the region facing drought and reminds viewers to turn clocks back one hour Saturday night.
Tuesday morning weather forecast
The forecast for Tuesday, Oct. 27, calls for a chilly start in the 40s followed by mostly sunny skies and a mild afternoon with a high near 75 in Atlanta. Dry weather is expected through Friday, but rain chances increase over the weekend. Halloween should be mild, with only a few stray showers possible during trick-or-treating, while Sunday could bring steadier rain.
The forecast for Tuesday, Oct. 27, calls for a chilly start in the 40s followed by mostly sunny skies and a mild afternoon with a high near 75 in Atlanta. Dry weather is expected through Friday, but rain chances increase over the weekend. Halloween should be mild, with only a few stray showers possible during trick-or-treating, while Sunday could bring steadier rain.
Monday night weather
Meteorologist Jonathan Stacey forecasts cool morning temperatures in the 40s and 50s, with Blairsville and Griffin hitting 50 degrees.
Meteorologist Jonathan Stacey forecasts cool morning temperatures in the 40s and 50s, with Blairsville and Griffin hitting 50 degrees.
Monday evening forecast
Atlanta temperatures will top 75 degrees this week as a 20-day dry streak continues across northern Georgia communities. The region will also observe its final 6 p.m. sunsets before clocks fall back for standard time. Showers are forecast to return late Saturday into Sunday, ending weeks without rainfall.
Atlanta temperatures will top 75 degrees this week as a 20-day dry streak continues across northern Georgia communities. The region will also observe its final 6 p.m. sunsets before clocks fall back for standard time. Showers are forecast to return late Saturday into Sunday, ending weeks without rainfall.
Monday midday weather forecast
Monday brings sunshine and mild weather to metro Atlanta, with highs near 72 and temperatures dropping into the upper 40s overnight. The forecast warms into the mid- to upper 70s by midweek, while North Georgia’s mountain communities approach peak fall color. Showers and storms could return for Halloween weekend, though early trick-or-treaters may stay dry. Rain chances increase Sunday, with 1 to 1.5 inches possible in parts of northern Georgia. Remember to turn clocks back one hour Saturday night as daylight saving time ends.
Monday brings sunshine and mild weather to metro Atlanta, with highs near 72 and temperatures dropping into the upper 40s overnight. The forecast warms into the mid- to upper 70s by midweek, while North Georgia’s mountain communities approach peak fall color. Showers and storms could return for Halloween weekend, though early trick-or-treaters may stay dry. Rain chances increase Sunday, with 1 to 1.5 inches possible in parts of northern Georgia. Remember to turn clocks back one hour Saturday night as daylight saving time ends.
Monday morning weather forecast
The forecast calls for a dry, mostly sunny and seasonable day, with morning temperatures in the 40s and 50s and highs climbing to 77 by Friday. Mild weather is expected through the weekend, but rain chances increase Saturday night and especially Sunday. Forecasters are still watching the timing and amount of rain, and can’t rule out showers on Halloween night. The segment also explains that daylight saving time ends that night, bringing earlier sunrises and sunsets beginning Sunday.
The forecast calls for a dry, mostly sunny and seasonable day, with morning temperatures in the 40s and 50s and highs climbing to 77 by Friday. Mild weather is expected through the weekend, but rain chances increase Saturday night and especially Sunday. Forecasters are still watching the timing and amount of rain, and can’t rule out showers on Halloween night. The segment also explains that daylight saving time ends that night, bringing earlier sunrises and sunsets beginning Sunday.