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Enjoy the Fall Weather on Friday and Saturday as sunny skies continue to prevail across North Georgia. An area of low pressure will move through South Georgia Sunday, bringing scattered rain showers to Middle and North Georgia.
Fall is usually the driest season for Metro Atlanta, but with only a quarter of an inch of rain since Labor Day, this is unusually dry. As a result, Extreme Drought conditions are now developing in Metro Atlanta.
Sunshine will prevail through Saturday, but rain showers will roll through Metro Atlanta Sunday morning.
It actually feels like Fall this year, which begs the question: Is the Metro area done with 90 degree days?
As the leaves fall and the temperatures cool, you may notice increased deer activity in your yard or throughout the neighborhood.
Drought conditions will likely increase in western Georgia if little to no rainfall occurs in the next few weeks.
The National Hurricane Center indicates that the system will further strengthen over the weekend and potentially become the second hurricane of the 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season.
Afternoon highs will climb to the upper 80s to low 90s through the weekend, and this may impact your hummingbird cleaning schedule.
Drought conditions will likely increase in west Georgia, including Metro Atlanta, if little to no rainfall occurs in the next few weeks.
September 10 marks the statistical peak of the Atlantic Hurricane Season, which means just as many storms form during the back half of the season as they do in the front.
This year, Atlanta experienced its 12th warmest summer this year with an average temperature of 80.7°F.
The Fall months are when flying insects like hornets and yellow jackets are most aggressive -- especially when humans trek on or near their turf.
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