Atlanta residents can expect a week of mostly sunny skies and mild weather as they head into Labor Day, according to the latest extended forecast. The National Weather Service is predicting "a high near 80" on Labor Day with gentle breezes coming from the east. Light winds will persist into the night, resulting in a low of around 62 degrees. The outlook for Tuesday remains pleasant with a forecast of "mostly sunny, with a high near 82," and similar conditions expected for Tuesday night with an anticipated low of approximately 63 degrees.
As the work week proceeds, Atlantans will see a slight shift in weather. The National Weather Service is reporting "a slight chance of showers, with thunderstorms also possible after 11am" on Wednesday, with the highs aiming for the 83-degree mark, and a mild southeast wind. The likelihood of precipitation sits modestly at 20 percent. This pattern of minimal rain chance extends into the nighttime, where there's a small chance of showers and storms before the clock strikes 2 a.m., followed by partly cloudy conditions and a low of 65 degrees.
Thursday's forecast remains consistent with the previous days, showcasing comfortable temperatures, with a 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2 pm, and a high nearing 86 degrees. Should any showers emerge, they are expected to clear before 8 p.m., suggesting that the night will be mostly clear with a low hovering around 65 degrees. Friday brings a return to full sunshine and high temperatures lingering at 86 degrees, with yet another mostly clear night and lows at 65.
The weekend also presents a mix of sun and clouds for the Atlanta area, with "mostly sunny" skies and a high of 89 degrees on Saturday. As the sun sets, the weather seems to take a mild shift towards partly cloudy conditions and a low of around 63 degrees. Sunday will usher in more sunlight with a high once again nearing 86. These forecasts are from the National Weather Service, and Atlanta residents can check their website for updates.
