Weather

Atlanta weather models show a weakening storm cell moving toward the bottom of the 285 perimeter. High humidity keeps a rain chance alive before temperatures drift into the 70s overnight. Another wave of intense heat is expected to arrive by Saturday.  

Rain and heat are the headlines for North Georgia weather over the next week. Here's your latest forecast update. 

Warm and muggy weather continues on Wednesday afternoon with scattered rain and some heavy downpours. 

Fewer storms expected Wednesday, but it will stay warm and muggy. Heat will build later in the week. 

More than four inches of rainfall within a three-hour period triggered a flash flood warning in Polk County according to local radar tracking.  

Atlanta weather tracking shows evening storms calming down before a massive heat spike. Misty morning conditions will start Wednesday, but high humidity will push heat indices to 95 degrees by Thursday. Experts advise starting hydration early to prepare for sweltering outdoor conditions later this week.

North Georgia should expect showers over the next week. Here's your latest forecast update. 

Interstate 75 and Interstate 20 face an evening flash flooding threat as storms move through local neighborhoods. Drier weather tomorrow will quickly give way to intense heat approaching 100 degrees by the weekend.  

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are still expected Tuesday afternoon, but coverage should be lower than what the area has experienced in recent days. Some communities could stay completely dry while others receive heavy downpours.

Tuesday morning started off warm and muggy with the possibility of more rain and thunderstorms later in the day. Rain chances decrease on Wednesday and Thursday but pick up again later in the week. 

North Georgia mountains brace for intense downpours with isolated totals reaching up to six inches of rain. Heavy afternoon storms bring a threat of flash flooding to communities already hit hard by recent wet weather. A sweltering three-day heat wave will follow closely behind, pushing heat index numbers into the upper 90s by the end of the work week.  

Rain, rain go away! North Georgia should gear up for more showers. Here's your latest forecast update. 

The Weather Prediction Center warns that heavy rain will impact the local area tonight. Widespread downpours are bringing a level two risk for flash flooding across multiple counties. Isolated areas could see severe rainfall rates exceeding four inches per hour.  

Rain moving into Georgia. More expected later today with the possibility of flash flooding because of high rainfall rates. 

A wetter and more humid weather pattern has settled across metro Atlanta, bringing an end to the lower humidity that residents enjoyed last week.

Hot temperatures are headed North Georgia's way. Here's your latest forecast update.