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October in Atlanta: Driest month on average for the region (opens the original)
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Finally, it consistently feels like Fall this month as the daylight hours decrease and temperatures cool through the afternoons. However, be aware that 90s can still lurk around the corner for the first week of the month as the record latest 90 degree temperature reading in Atlanta occurred on October 9, 1941. Conversely, Metro Atlanta has experienced its earliest frost on record in mid-October, on October 11, 1906. Below are the record coldest mornings for mid-October. Overall, Fall is the drie
Staying dry this week as humidity, warmer temperatures return (opens the original)
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Beautiful weather will continue in Metro Atlanta this week, though temperatures will climb from the low 80s to near 90 degrees by Thursday. High pressure will park over the eastern half of the United States, allowing sunshine and dry conditions to prevail for much of the week. However, the high will slide east towards the Eastern Seaboard by Thursday, pushing humid air from the Gulf back into the South. As a result, humid air will return to Metro Atlanta late this week and a few rain showers are
Additional round of heavy rain, thunderstorms return late this afternoon and evening (opens the original)
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Heavy rain and storms slowly drifted through Metro Atlanta and North Georgia this morning, producing as much as 2 to 3 inches of rainfall throughout portions of north Fulton, Forsyth, eastern Cherokee, and Gwinnett counties. Nearly 4 inches of rainfall was observed on radar in Forsyth County, north of Cumming. Another round of heavy rain and storms is forecast to return to the Metro Atlanta area during the Tuesday evening commute. Some storms have the potential to produce locally heavy rainfall
Weekend Outlook: Not a complete washout, but keep rain ponchos and umbrellas handy (opens the original)
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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. Without the rain, temperatures will be quite hot! Afternoon highs will climb into the upper 90s, close to the record highs on Friday and Saturday. The main impact to high school gams Friday night is the heat! Quite frankly, it will feel more like mid-July versus mid-September for this weekâs games. Afternoon temperatures will be in the 90s fo
On track to the 3rd hottest September on record, but how does it compare to previous years? (opens the original)
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Unpopular Opinion: Labor Day should not be the âunofficial end of summerâ if summer weather is going to continue for another few weeks! So far this September, as many as 10 of the past 17 days have featured temperatures at or above 90 degrees -- and many of those dates around Labor Day reached the mid to upper 90s! The forecast for today calls for a high around 92, which would mark 11 days above the 90 degree threshold. As a result, September 2026 is vying for third place for the hottest Sep
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