Fog will slow Wednesday morning commutes in Atlanta; highs climb into the 70s and a warm surge pushes into the 80s later this week.

Cloudy, cool start in Atlanta with highs near 64 today. Midweek will warm into the 70s–80s before rain returns this weekend.

A cool east-side wedge keeps parts of Atlanta in the 60s Monday, then a rapid warm-up brings 70s and 80s midweek. Expect breezy east winds and late-week rain.

Patchy morning fog clears early Sunday in metro Atlanta. Expect mostly sunny skies and highs near 76°F, then a cool Monday before a warm late week.

Dense fog is cutting visibility across Atlanta early Saturday; an NWS Dense Fog Advisory is in effect until 10 a.m. Expect sunshine and highs near 70°F later.

Ping-pong to half-dollar-sized hail struck Pickens County Thursday night, briefly closing Highway 136 and denting vehicles. Emergency officials reported no injuries.

A Flash Flood Warning for Cobb, DeKalb, Fulton and Gwinnett counties is in effect through 6:30 a.m.; heavy showers could produce rapid street and creek flooding.

Patchy fog and morning showers will slow Friday’s commute. Highs near 68°F with a drier, milder weekend ahead.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely across metro Atlanta today with gusty winds and pockets of heavy rain. Expect a slower afternoon commute and drier weather for the weekend.

Clear and cool this morning with a fast warm-up into the low 60s. Rain becomes likely Thursday night into Friday, with gusty southwest winds today.

A Jan. 30 jet fuel leak at Hartsfield‑Jackson forced Griffin to shut its Flint River intake; tests showed no fuel contamination but odor complaints continue.

A new investigation traces decades of PFAS from carpet mills into Calhoun’s creeks, private wells and residents’ blood, fueling lawsuits and a statehouse fight over liability.

Clear, chilly morning and low afternoon humidity raise fire danger across the Atlanta area. Rain and storms are likely Thursday into Friday.