The Fall months are when flying insects like hornets and yellow jackets are most aggressive -- especially when humans trek on or near their turf.
While the majority of the weekend will feature dry conditions, a few rain showers cannot be ruled out for major outdoor events.
If temperatures drop below 60 degrees at the Atlanta Airport tomorrow, it would do so for the first time in the month of August since August 14, 2004.
A cold front swept through Metro Atlanta early Monday morning, ushering in a drier air mass that will bring an early taste of Fall this week.
Silver lining to all of the rain: Drought conditions through the state of Georgia remain mitigated as we approach the driest months of the year.
The bulk of tropical storms and hurricanes form between August 15 and October 15, with the actual peak taking place on September 10.
For Metro Atlanta, the “wedge” often sets up when high pressure is located in New England. Other times, the “wedge” develops when low pressure is just off the coast of New England or the coast of the Carolinas.
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.
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