Hot and muggy Thursday with highs near 91°F and heat-index values approaching the upper 90s. A wetter pattern with more storms moves in Sunday.

DeKalb County set traps and dropped long‑lasting larvicide into drains after heavy rains, warning of a possible mosquito boom just before World Cup matches in Atlanta.

Patchy fog may slow commutes across Atlanta this morning. Highs near the upper 80s with an isolated afternoon storm chance and rising heat into the weekend.

Heavy overnight storms toppled trees and left hundreds without power across metro Atlanta, from Roswell to DeKalb.

Patchy fog this morning will give way to likely afternoon thunderstorms. Expect heavy downpours and a localized flooding risk during the afternoon commute.

A Flood Watch runs 8 a.m.–9 p.m. Monday as heavy showers and repeated thunderstorms threaten urban flooding across Atlanta.

Clear and mild this morning, then increasing clouds with scattered afternoon storms. Heavier rain and a localized flood risk are most likely Monday, June 8, 2026.

Warm, mostly sunny Saturday with a high near 88°F. Code Orange air-quality alert Sunday — sensitive groups should take care.

An independent engineering firm will probe why thousands of fish died along the Chattahoochee. Officials and riverkeepers point to heavy runoff, low flows and sewer overflows.

Mostly sunny and warm Friday with highs near 85°F; a Code Orange air quality alert warns sensitive groups to limit outdoor exertion.

Georgia DNR and partners are trapping and removing Argentine black‑and‑white tegus after an established population was found in Toombs and Tattnall counties. Hatchlings are expected in June and July.

Clear, low-humidity days in Atlanta through Friday with highs near 83°F. Showers and storms return Sunday into early next week.

Sunny, breezy Wednesday in Atlanta with highs near 77°F. Storm chances return Sunday into next week.