Residents of Atlanta should brace for a week dotted with thunderstorms and showers, as per the latest weather reports. The forecast, which suggests an overwhelmingly wet period ahead, encourages locals to keep their umbrellas close and to plan for likely delays due to the rain. According to an extended weather forecast, today's weather includes the possibility of thunderstorms post-noon with high temperatures hovering near 64 degrees and an 80% chance of precipitation.
As night falls, the likelihood of showers and thunderstorms remains steadfast at 80%, with conditions expected to persist into the early morning hours. Residents could experience gusts as high as 25 mph, with new rainfall accumulating a quarter to half an inch. Sunday's forecast isn't offering much reprieve, with a continuation of showers and potential thunderstorms throughout the day, and a 100% chance by nightfall.
The inclement weather is poised to continue through Monday, featuring both showers and possible thunderstorms and a high temperature near 75 degrees. The seamless stretch of damp conditions looks set to maintain its grip into Tuesday, with a similar pattern of showers and thunderstorms predicted and an identical 80% chance of precipitation leading into the evening.
It's not until midweek that Atlantans may catch a glimpse of respite, as Wednesday introduces a mere 20 percent chance of showers after 2pm. Following what can only be described as a deluge, the skies are expected to clear considerably, giving way to mostly sunny days with highs climbing to a sweltering 91 degrees by Friday. While the week begins under a watery veil, the latter half appears to promise a return to sunshine and warmer temperatures.
