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These storms will be rather “pop up” in nature, however some will be strong to severe with potential damaging wind gusts as well as large hail (1+ inch in diameter).
Cooler temperatures settled into Metro Atlanta as many of the blackberries have bloomed, signaling a “blackberry winter”.
Unsettled weather will continue through the first half of the weekend for Metro Atlanta and North Georgia as a cold front approaches the region.
Unsettled weather will continue through the first half of the weekend for Metro Atlanta and North Georgia as a cold front approaches the region.
Scattered rain showers and storms remain in the forecast today, and some storms may produce small hail.
Metro Atlanta continues to experience cloudy skies and humid conditions today, and a few rounds of rain showers and storms will move through the region through the course of this afternoon and evening.
The Metro region enjoyed a brief break in the rain and storm activity last week, but rain chances do trend upward through the course of this week.
More seasonable temperatures will return Sunday as a cold front swings through Metro Atlanta.
Afternoon temperatures will climb into the upper 80s, with a few areas in Metro Atlanta potentially reaching 90 degrees on Saturday.
A cold front will push heavy rain and thunderstorms through North Georgia today, and some storms may be strong to severe with damaging winds possible for the Metro Atlanta area.
This week’s dry spell will come to an end this weekend as a storm system brings beneficial rainfall back to the Metro Atlanta area.
So far this year, Metro Atlanta and North Georgia rainfall deficits are currently 2 to 3 inches below average.
High pressure will prevail over the Southeast United States, allowing for sunshine and dry conditions to continue for Metro Atlanta.
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