Atlanta wakes to muggy skies and heads for a 92°F high with a heat index near 99. Showers and thunderstorm chances pick up midweek.

Low 90s and heavy humidity today in Atlanta with a small chance of pop‑up storms. Cooling center open at Selena S. Butler Park.

Monsoon-fed storms dumped heavy rain across metro Atlanta on Sunday, flooding streets and leaving some drivers stranded. Officials warn that even shallow water can be deadly.

A Slight Risk for severe storms will affect metro Atlanta Sunday morning, with forecasters warning of damaging winds, frequent lightning and pockets of flash flooding.

Clear and muggy this Sunday morning; highs near 92°F and scattered storms expected after 1 p.m. in Atlanta.

Hot and sticky Saturday — Heat Advisory noon–8 p.m. with isolated storms possible after 3 p.m. Plan for heat and brief evening downpours.

A flash‑flood warning is in effect for parts of north Georgia after heavy thunderstorms drenched the Ellijay area. Officials warn of flooded creeks and dangerous driving conditions.

Hot, humid Friday in Atlanta with a Heat Advisory for parts of east‑central Georgia. Scattered afternoon storms could bring heavy rain and gusty winds.

Mid-70s morning and a high near 89°F; spotty late‑afternoon storms possible. Cooling center at Selena S. Butler Park is open weekdays.

Cloudy and muggy this morning. Scattered storms possible after 1 p.m., highs near 87°F; heat climbs into the low 90s by the weekend.

Sudden storms flooded low-lying roads in Nashville and other Southern metros, stranding vehicles and snarling morning commutes.

Fog this morning turns to numerous afternoon storms in Atlanta; heavy downpours could cause localized flooding. Expect slick roads and travel delays.

Severe thunderstorm warnings swept through Monroe and Greene counties Sunday with 60-mph gusts and nickel-sized hail. Officials urged residents to shelter and avoid flooded roads.