Sunday night weather forecast
Severe drought conditions are expanding across southeastern sections, hitting Athens, Eatonton, Thomaston, and parts of Troup and Meriwether counties.
Severe drought conditions are expanding across southeastern sections, hitting Athens, Eatonton, Thomaston, and parts of Troup and Meriwether counties.
Sunday evening weather forecast
Morning temperatures will drop into the upper 40s to low 50s across the region, requiring jackets for early commuters before warming into the upper 60s and low 70s Monday afternoon.
Morning temperatures will drop into the upper 40s to low 50s across the region, requiring jackets for early commuters before warming into the upper 60s and low 70s Monday afternoon.
Sunday morning weather forecast
Temperatures will be steadily warming into Halloween.
Temperatures will be steadily warming into Halloween.
Saturday evening weather forecast
Dry air and gusty winds will keep fire danger elevated this weekend. Expect lows in the 40s Sunday morning before highs reach the low 70s under clear skies. Pleasant, sunny weather continues into the workweek, with highs climbing into the upper 70s by next weekend.
Dry air and gusty winds will keep fire danger elevated this weekend. Expect lows in the 40s Sunday morning before highs reach the low 70s under clear skies. Pleasant, sunny weather continues into the workweek, with highs climbing into the upper 70s by next weekend.
Friday night forecast
A persistent blast of 20 miles per hour wind gusts will sweep across north Georgia communities from Atlanta to Rabun County over a 48-hour stretch, dropping morning wind chills into the 40s before temperatures rebound next week.
A persistent blast of 20 miles per hour wind gusts will sweep across north Georgia communities from Atlanta to Rabun County over a 48-hour stretch, dropping morning wind chills into the 40s before temperatures rebound next week.
Friday evening weather forecast
A chilly weekend is ahead as temperatures drop into the 40s overnight and afternoon highs struggle to reach the upper 60s. Gusty northeast winds up to 25 mph will keep things feeling brisk through Sunday. Warmer 70s return early next week, but there is still no chance of rain in sight.
A chilly weekend is ahead as temperatures drop into the 40s overnight and afternoon highs struggle to reach the upper 60s. Gusty northeast winds up to 25 mph will keep things feeling brisk through Sunday. Warmer 70s return early next week, but there is still no chance of rain in sight.
Friday afternoon weather forecast
Crisp, dry conditions continue across north Georgia heading into the weekend. Expect sunny, breezy weather with highs falling into the upper 60s and gusts reaching 15 mph. Overnight lows drop into the 40s and 50s, with ongoing drought conditions and no rain in sight until November.
Crisp, dry conditions continue across north Georgia heading into the weekend. Expect sunny, breezy weather with highs falling into the upper 60s and gusts reaching 15 mph. Overnight lows drop into the 40s and 50s, with ongoing drought conditions and no rain in sight until November.
Friday midday weather forecast
Friday brings sunshine and highs in the low to mid-70s across metro Atlanta, with temperatures near 75 before a cooler, breezy weekend. Expect plenty of sunshine and no rain Saturday or Sunday, with highs around 69 Saturday and 68 Sunday. Sunday morning could feel especially chilly in the North Georgia mountains, with temperatures near 35 in Blairsville. Dry conditions and drought could increase fire danger, while the next chance for rain may not arrive until November.
Friday brings sunshine and highs in the low to mid-70s across metro Atlanta, with temperatures near 75 before a cooler, breezy weekend. Expect plenty of sunshine and no rain Saturday or Sunday, with highs around 69 Saturday and 68 Sunday. Sunday morning could feel especially chilly in the North Georgia mountains, with temperatures near 35 in Blairsville. Dry conditions and drought could increase fire danger, while the next chance for rain may not arrive until November.
Friday morning weather forecast
Atlanta starts Friday at 55 degrees, with temperatures expected to reach 72 by 4 p.m. Clear, dry weather will continue through the weekend, though breezy conditions should keep highs below 70 on Saturday and Sunday. Rain is not expected across Georgia through late next week, and temperatures will climb back into the 70s, reaching about 76 Wednesday. A stronger cold front could bring changes next Halloween weekend, especially Sunday, but the timing remains uncertain. The next couple of weeks could also bring peak fall color to the North Georgia mountains.
Atlanta starts Friday at 55 degrees, with temperatures expected to reach 72 by 4 p.m. Clear, dry weather will continue through the weekend, though breezy conditions should keep highs below 70 on Saturday and Sunday. Rain is not expected across Georgia through late next week, and temperatures will climb back into the 70s, reaching about 76 Wednesday. A stronger cold front could bring changes next Halloween weekend, especially Sunday, but the timing remains uncertain. The next couple of weeks could also bring peak fall color to the North Georgia mountains.
Thursday night weather forecast
Dry conditions continue with no rain in sight before October ends. Expect plenty of sunshine Friday with highs reaching 75 degrees before temperatures drop for the weekend. Highs will fall into the 60s across Saturday and Sunday, with northerly winds making morning temperatures feel like the 40s.
Dry conditions continue with no rain in sight before October ends. Expect plenty of sunshine Friday with highs reaching 75 degrees before temperatures drop for the weekend. Highs will fall into the 60s across Saturday and Sunday, with northerly winds making morning temperatures feel like the 40s.
Tuesday evening weather forecast
Clear skies and mid-70s continue tomorrow before a reinforcing shot of cool air knocks weekend highs back into the 60s. Sunny and dry conditions persist across the region with zero rain over the next 4 to 5 days, while offshore storm activity and king tides bring rough surf along the Atlantic coast.
Clear skies and mid-70s continue tomorrow before a reinforcing shot of cool air knocks weekend highs back into the 60s. Sunny and dry conditions persist across the region with zero rain over the next 4 to 5 days, while offshore storm activity and king tides bring rough surf along the Atlantic coast.
Thursday afternoon weather forecast
Calm conditions and 70s continue across North Georgia as dry weather persists, with 12% of the region in severe drought. A weak front brings a cool, dry weekend with morning lows around 50. Temperatures rebound into the mid-70s next week with minuscule rain chances.
Calm conditions and 70s continue across North Georgia as dry weather persists, with 12% of the region in severe drought. A weak front brings a cool, dry weekend with morning lows around 50. Temperatures rebound into the mid-70s next week with minuscule rain chances.
Thursday midday weather forecast
Thursday afternoon will be sunny and dry across metro Atlanta, with temperatures rising into the upper 70s, the warmest day of the workweek. A cooldown is expected this weekend, with some areas potentially dipping into the 30s. Dry air is also raising fire danger, so outdoor burning should be kept to a minimum. The forecast also tracks Subtropical Storm Josephine, which is moving northeast over the Atlantic and is expected to bring wind and rain to parts of New England without making landfall.
Thursday afternoon will be sunny and dry across metro Atlanta, with temperatures rising into the upper 70s, the warmest day of the workweek. A cooldown is expected this weekend, with some areas potentially dipping into the 30s. Dry air is also raising fire danger, so outdoor burning should be kept to a minimum. The forecast also tracks Subtropical Storm Josephine, which is moving northeast over the Atlantic and is expected to bring wind and rain to parts of New England without making landfall.
Thursday morning weather forecast
A meteor shower that peaked overnight could still be visible before sunrise, with the best chance in dark areas away from light pollution. The shower was expected to produce 10 to 20 meteors per hour at its peak, but sightings may continue in the coming days. The forecast also calls for clear, dry weather, with highs near 78 Thursday, then cooler, breezy afternoons in the upper 60s this weekend and pleasant, fall-like conditions through Wednesday.
A meteor shower that peaked overnight could still be visible before sunrise, with the best chance in dark areas away from light pollution. The shower was expected to produce 10 to 20 meteors per hour at its peak, but sightings may continue in the coming days. The forecast also calls for clear, dry weather, with highs near 78 Thursday, then cooler, breezy afternoons in the upper 60s this weekend and pleasant, fall-like conditions through Wednesday.
Wednesday night weather forecast
Lows drop into the 40s tonight before sunshine boosts Thursday highs to 78 degrees. High pressure brings cooler, breezy conditions for the weekend as temperatures soften into the 60s. Expect pleasant 70s to return across the area next week.
Lows drop into the 40s tonight before sunshine boosts Thursday highs to 78 degrees. High pressure brings cooler, breezy conditions for the weekend as temperatures soften into the 60s. Expect pleasant 70s to return across the area next week.
Wednesday evening weather forecast
Cloud-free skies and sunshine continue across the area. Thursday reaches 78 degrees—the warmest day of the week—before temperatures drop into the breezy 60s for the weekend. Morning lows dip into the 40s before numbers moderate back above 70 degrees on Monday.
Cloud-free skies and sunshine continue across the area. Thursday reaches 78 degrees—the warmest day of the week—before temperatures drop into the breezy 60s for the weekend. Morning lows dip into the 40s before numbers moderate back above 70 degrees on Monday.
Josephine packs 65 mph winds as sudden upgrade nears
Subtropical Storm Josephine formed in the Atlantic with 65 mph winds and will strengthen into a hurricane while skirting the Eastern Seaboard before weakening this weekend.
Subtropical Storm Josephine formed in the Atlantic with 65 mph winds and will strengthen into a hurricane while skirting the Eastern Seaboard before weakening this weekend.
Wednesday afternoon weather forecast
Clear skies and mid-70s continue across North Georgia, but dry air keeps fire danger high with an NWS statement in effect. Highs reach 78 on Thursday before a weak front drops weekend temperatures into the upper 60s. Highs climb back into the 70s next week.
Clear skies and mid-70s continue across North Georgia, but dry air keeps fire danger high with an NWS statement in effect. Highs reach 78 on Thursday before a weak front drops weekend temperatures into the upper 60s. Highs climb back into the 70s next week.
Wednesday midday weather forecast
Sunny skies and mild afternoons are making for classic fall weather in Georgia, with highs reaching the mid- to upper 70s before cooler temperatures arrive this weekend. Clear skies could also give stargazers a good view of the Orionid meteor shower, which peaks overnight into early Thursday, with the best viewing expected from 4:30 to 6:30 a.m. Morning temperatures will dip into the 30s, 40s and 50s, so plan on layers—and take care outdoors as dry conditions raise fire danger.
Sunny skies and mild afternoons are making for classic fall weather in Georgia, with highs reaching the mid- to upper 70s before cooler temperatures arrive this weekend. Clear skies could also give stargazers a good view of the Orionid meteor shower, which peaks overnight into early Thursday, with the best viewing expected from 4:30 to 6:30 a.m. Morning temperatures will dip into the 30s, 40s and 50s, so plan on layers—and take care outdoors as dry conditions raise fire danger.
Wednesday morning weather forecast
Wednesday starts chilly across North Georgia, with temperatures in the 40s and 50s, but plenty of sunshine and a high near 76 in Atlanta. A dry front arrives Friday, bringing slightly cooler weather for the weekend: expect sunny skies, cool mornings in the 40s and mild afternoons, with a high near 69 Saturday. Temperatures then trend warmer, returning to the upper 70s by Tuesday. Fall color is beginning to show in the northern suburbs, while higher elevations in western North Carolina are nearing peak color; a new Georgia leaf update is expected Thursday.
Wednesday starts chilly across North Georgia, with temperatures in the 40s and 50s, but plenty of sunshine and a high near 76 in Atlanta. A dry front arrives Friday, bringing slightly cooler weather for the weekend: expect sunny skies, cool mornings in the 40s and mild afternoons, with a high near 69 Saturday. Temperatures then trend warmer, returning to the upper 70s by Tuesday. Fall color is beginning to show in the northern suburbs, while higher elevations in western North Carolina are nearing peak color; a new Georgia leaf update is expected Thursday.