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As many as 20 out of the past 22 days featured afternoon highs in the 90s, and 6 of those days registered temperatures at or above 95 degrees.
Keep these tips and pitfalls in mind when watering the vegetables and flowers.
Temperatures will simmer down heading into the weekend as scattered storms pop up through the afternoons, but still -- will it be too hot to walk your dog?
Temperatures will remain hot, but they will also be in the range for “average” this time of year, with morning lows around 71 and daytime highs around 90.
Most notably, the month of June 2025 featured rainfall for 21 out of 30 days, or 70 percent of the month.
With a forecast high of 98 degrees today and 97 tomorrow, “feels like” heat index values will climb to the 100-105 range.
The average high temperatures for late June hover around 88 to 90 degrees. However, forecast temperatures will trend 5 to 10 degrees above average, potentially reaching the upper 90s by Tuesday and Wednesday!
The excess rain may have encouraged “the Big Three” to invade your yard or your home: Ants, spiders and roaches.
The weather pattern is about to change! Instead of rainy conditions and cooler temperatures, get set for HOT and dry weather to prevail through the next several days.
It’s not your imagination! For nearly two weeks straight, it has rained every day in the Metro Atlanta area!
During their analysis -- which includes comparing radar data to storm damage in the field -- the NWS determined a series of bowing storm structures capable of producing straight line winds as high as 95 mph.
After a stormy weekend, Mother Nature has yet another round of strong to severe weather in store for much of the state of Georgia today.
Rain and thunderstorms are in the forecast for this weekend, but it won’t be a complete washout. There is a meager storm threat for late tonight but a better chance for storms tomorrow evening.
The Atlantic Hurricane Season began on June 1 and it will continue through November 30.
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