Flash Flooding will likely occur in areas where the rain lingers over an area for a prolonged period of time
Numerous showers and thunderstorms will move through Metro Atlanta through the rest of this week, with the heaviest rain falling in the northern suburbs and into the North Georgia Mountains.
Conditions will be much hotter today as temperatures climb into the mid 80s with “feels like” conditions in the low 90s.
Scattered rain showers will continue to develop through the course of the afternoon, with some storms capable of producing thunder as well.
Just in time for the weekend, unsettled weather will move through the Metro Atlanta area, potentially bringing heavy rain and damaging winds to the region.
A cooler and more rainy pattern will set up over the weekend, dialing afternoon temperatures down into the mid to upper 80s with daily cloud cover and rain chances.
Compared to last week, the intensity of the heat and humidity has dialed down significantly, but it will still feel like Summer!
July 4, 2026 is poised to be one of the hottest years of the Peachtree Road Race as Start Line conditions will be in the upper 70s with 80% humidity.
The heat and humidity continue to dominate the local headlines here in Metro Atlanta, but damaging winds and heavy rain may also impact the region this evening.
Temperatures will climb into the mid 90s through the course of today, with "feels like" Heat Index values in the triple digits.
A heat wave continues to build in Metro Atlanta, with the majority of the week featuring temperatures at or above 95 degrees.
Another round of heavy rain and thunderstorms will make its way into North Georgia and Metro Atlanta today, mainly late in the evening through early tomorrow morning.
After a week of consistently stormy weather, Metro Atlanta is rewarded with dry conditions for the first half of the weekend!
The remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur are moving through Metro Atlanta, bringing heavy rain and damaging winds to the region.
The tropical storm will swiftly move northeast towards Louisiana before sweeping through Alabama and Georgia tomorrow.
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