Saturday morning forecast
Metro Atlanta will see overcast skies and lingering rain today before a mostly dry afternoon takes hold. Temperatures are expected to climb from the low 60s this morning into the mid-70s later this afternoon. Sunday's forecast for Mother's Day looks even better for outdoor plans, with more sunshine expected and temperatures reaching 82 degrees.
Metro Atlanta will see overcast skies and lingering rain today before a mostly dry afternoon takes hold. Temperatures are expected to climb from the low 60s this morning into the mid-70s later this afternoon. Sunday's forecast for Mother's Day looks even better for outdoor plans, with more sunshine expected and temperatures reaching 82 degrees.
Friday night forecast
Atlanta's weekend starts with 60 percent rain chances and sticky air Saturday morning, but the clouds will give way to sunshine and 80-degree temperatures by Sunday. The FOX 5 Storm Team is also tracking a potential delay in the next storm system that could impact your Monday morning commute.
Atlanta's weekend starts with 60 percent rain chances and sticky air Saturday morning, but the clouds will give way to sunshine and 80-degree temperatures by Sunday. The FOX 5 Storm Team is also tracking a potential delay in the next storm system that could impact your Monday morning commute.
Friday afternoon forecast
Atlanta and North Georgia will see a 40 percent chance of morning rain before skies clear for a warm Saturday afternoon with highs reaching the 80s. We are also tracking a cold front arriving Sunday evening that could make for a messy Monday morning commute.
Atlanta and North Georgia will see a 40 percent chance of morning rain before skies clear for a warm Saturday afternoon with highs reaching the 80s. We are also tracking a cold front arriving Sunday evening that could make for a messy Monday morning commute.
Friday midday weather forecast
Friday is cooler and cloudy, with no rain expected today. Rain moves back in this weekend.
Friday is cooler and cloudy, with no rain expected today. Rain moves back in this weekend.
Spotty showers across North Georgia for Mother's Day weekend
North Georgia can expect a warm and mostly sunny Mother's Day Sunday as rain chances fade following a cooler start to the weekend.
North Georgia can expect a warm and mostly sunny Mother's Day Sunday as rain chances fade following a cooler start to the weekend.
Friday morning forecast
Clouds mostly clear out, leaving a cooler Friday ahead.
Clouds mostly clear out, leaving a cooler Friday ahead.
Thursday night forecast
Atlanta weather is trending drier just in time for Mother's Day Sunday as rain chances fall to 30 percent. While Saturday morning features steady rain and thunder across I-20 and I-75, a recovery window begins Sunday afternoon.
Atlanta weather is trending drier just in time for Mother's Day Sunday as rain chances fall to 30 percent. While Saturday morning features steady rain and thunder across I-20 and I-75, a recovery window begins Sunday afternoon.
Thursday evening forecast
Mother's Day weekend appears to have rain in the forecast. Here's the latest from the FOX 5 Storm Team on the timing and amount.
Mother's Day weekend appears to have rain in the forecast. Here's the latest from the FOX 5 Storm Team on the timing and amount.
Thursday midday weather forecast
The majority of the heavier rain is now south of metro Atlanta and North Georgia is clearing up. Temps expected in the 70s for the rest of the day.
The majority of the heavier rain is now south of metro Atlanta and North Georgia is clearing up. Temps expected in the 70s for the rest of the day.
Thursday morning forecast
Rain moving out by late morning.
Rain moving out by late morning.
Rain moves out of North Georgia, drying out process begins
Some areas picked up between 2 and 3 inches of rain, helping ease drought conditions.
Some areas picked up between 2 and 3 inches of rain, helping ease drought conditions.
Wednesday night forecast
Heavy rain and thunderstorms are stalling over North Georgia, leading to power outages and a serious flash flood risk. The FOX 5 Storm Team warns of an "absolute mess" for the morning commute with up to 3 additional inches of rain possible. Stay tuned for the latest radar updates and timing for your area.
Heavy rain and thunderstorms are stalling over North Georgia, leading to power outages and a serious flash flood risk. The FOX 5 Storm Team warns of an "absolute mess" for the morning commute with up to 3 additional inches of rain possible. Stay tuned for the latest radar updates and timing for your area.
Storm threat approaching North Georgia on Wednesday
The FOX 5 Storm Team is tracking a line of thunderstorms set to move into North Georgia on Wednesday night. Here's what we know.
The FOX 5 Storm Team is tracking a line of thunderstorms set to move into North Georgia on Wednesday night. Here's what we know.
Tracking storm line headed to North Georgia
The FOX 5 Storm Team has issued a storm alert day as a line of storms is expected to hit North Georgia Wednesday evening into Thursday. North Georgia is under a level 2 severe weather threat.
The FOX 5 Storm Team has issued a storm alert day as a line of storms is expected to hit North Georgia Wednesday evening into Thursday. North Georgia is under a level 2 severe weather threat.
Tuesday afternoon forecast
Severe weather moves closer to metro Atlanta.
Severe weather moves closer to metro Atlanta.
Wednesday midday weather forecast
Partly cloudy skies at noon and temps around 76 degrees. Humidity is at 62% and rain is expected to begin late this afternoon.
Partly cloudy skies at noon and temps around 76 degrees. Humidity is at 62% and rain is expected to begin late this afternoon.
Wednesday morning forecast
Wednesday is a FOX 5 Storm Alert Day as we prepare for storms to roll in later this evening.
Wednesday is a FOX 5 Storm Alert Day as we prepare for storms to roll in later this evening.
Tuesday night forecast
Two rounds of storms are set to hit North Georgia, with the first wave arriving tomorrow morning and a second, more intense round during the evening commute. Heavy rainfall totals of 3 to 5 inches could cause flash flooding in cities like Blairsville, Dalton, and Ellijay.
Two rounds of storms are set to hit North Georgia, with the first wave arriving tomorrow morning and a second, more intense round during the evening commute. Heavy rainfall totals of 3 to 5 inches could cause flash flooding in cities like Blairsville, Dalton, and Ellijay.
Tuesday evening forecast
Heavy rain and damaging wind gusts are set to hit North Georgia as a slow-moving cold front settles over the area. The main concern remains flooding and high wind speeds from Wednesday afternoon into the Thursday morning commute. Residents should prepare for a "spring-like feel" with high humidity triggering these intense rounds of moisture.
Heavy rain and damaging wind gusts are set to hit North Georgia as a slow-moving cold front settles over the area. The main concern remains flooding and high wind speeds from Wednesday afternoon into the Thursday morning commute. Residents should prepare for a "spring-like feel" with high humidity triggering these intense rounds of moisture.
Tuesday midday forecast
Warm afternoon before storms move in Wednesday.
Warm afternoon before storms move in Wednesday.