Mild and mostly clear Friday with highs near 82°F. A cold front late Saturday brings showers and thunderstorms into Sunday.

Patchy dense fog may cut morning visibility across Atlanta; mostly sunny and near the low‑80s by afternoon. A front brings rain late Saturday into Sunday.

Patchy fog this morning clears by 10 a.m.; highs near 84°F with scattered afternoon storms possible.

Patchy morning fog gives way to a springlike warm-up Tuesday, March 31 — highs near 82°F with a slight chance of afternoon showers.

Mostly cloudy Monday with highs near 74°F. Tuesday warms into the low 80s with afternoon storm chances that increase through the week.

Clear, breezy Sunday with highs near 66°F and an elevated fire danger advisory for much of north Georgia.

A Red Flag Warning is in effect Saturday, March 28. Gusty winds and very low humidity make outdoor burning dangerous across north and central Georgia.

Georgia officials warn spring is yellow‑legged hornet season and urge reporting of small embryo nests to protect beekeepers and the state's crops. Early photos help experts eradicate nests safely.

Sunny and warm Friday with highs near 85°F. A Fire Weather Watch is in effect Saturday for North and Central Georgia—avoid outdoor burning.

Patchy morning fog gives way to highs around 81°F Thursday; temperatures spike into the mid‑80s Friday before a cool, breezy weekend with elevated fire‑weather concerns.

A cool, mostly cloudy morning with a small shower chance; highs near 67 today. Expect a fast warm‑up into the 80s Thursday–Friday, then a cooler, breezy weekend with fire‑weather concerns.

East winds and low humidity Tuesday raise fire danger across Atlanta; avoid open burns and check permits.

Cuts to federal renourishment funding have put Tybee Island's planned sand placement in limbo, leaving dunes, access points and the local budget exposed.