Georgia will see one more round of showers and storms into the weekend. A stronger cold front Sunday should sweep in drier, cooler air to start next week, bringing fall temperatures to the Peach State.
What It Means For You: Expect a soggy Friday and Saturday, then a crisp, quiet feel by Monday and Tuesday.
What’s Happening:
- Rain chances climb to about 60% Friday and Saturday, then drop to 40% Sunday, 10% Monday, and 5% Tuesday, per the National Weather Service in Atlanta.
- The front will bring drier air. Widespread severe weather is not expected, but a few thunderstorms are likely this weekend.
Between the Lines: The sharp drop in rain chances early next week points to lower humidity. Nights may feel cooler, with mornings more comfortable for runs and bus stops.
The Big Picture: Summer storms ease when a strong front pulls in air from the north. That pattern lines up with a brief taste of fall for much of Georgia early next week. Whether or not this is another false fall or the real thing remains to be seen.
The Sources: National Weather Service.
