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Cloudy conditions and more frequent storm systems are forecast to bring cooler, wetter than average conditions to the region.
Temperatures continue to climb this week, trending approximately 10 degrees above average and nearing the record highs each afternoon.
Heavy rain fell in the southeast Metro early Saturday morning as strong wind gusts rolled through the region.
After making landfall Friday evening, Isaias will bring high winds and heavy rain to Metro Atlanta as early as daybreak Saturday morning.
Isaias will bring wind gusts as high as 45 mph to Metro Atlanta as early as Saturday morning.
Tropical Storm Isaias formed early Wednesday morning, it is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane by Thursday.
An area of thunderstorm activity in the Gulf may organize into a tropical depression in the next day or two.
A cold front is slowly moving through North Georgia today, and cloudy skies will prevail until late this evening. However, sunshine and cooler temperatures will return later this week.
Saturday will feature some dry hours, but Sunday will experience the majority of the rainfall.
Beautiful weather will continue in Metro Atlanta this week, though temperatures will climb from the low 80s to near 90 degrees by Thursday.
Some storms this afternoon and evening have the potential to produce locally heavy rainfall that could lead to flash flooding.
The Metro Atlanta area has endured 70+ days with temperatures at or above 90 degrees, but cooler temperatures will arrive soon!
For the third weekend in a row, scattered showers and storms will make their way through the Metro Atlanta area, potentially impacting any outdoor plans.
The forecast for today calls for a high around 92, which would mark 11 days above the 90 degree threshold.
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