Light rain and storms will make the morning commute messy in Atlanta. A Flood Watch is in effect through 8 a.m.; expect pockets of urban flooding.

A Flood Watch runs Wednesday evening through Thursday morning with heavy storms likely in Atlanta. Expect heavy rain, gusts to 25 mph and spotty urban flooding.

Cobb County has issued a boil water advisory for a small pocket of Acworth after a pressure test found a partly open valve. Officials say use boiled or bottled water until tests clear the system.

Sunny, warm Tuesday in Atlanta with highs near 80°F. Midweek storms may bring heavy rain and flash‑flooding risk along I‑20.

Sunny, dry Monday with highs near 78°F in Atlanta. Thunderstorm chances increase midweek, especially Wednesday night into Thursday.

Clear, dry skies will warm Atlanta to the low 70s Sunday; low humidity raises elevated fire danger across parts of the metro.

Morning showers taper to sun by midday with breezy highs near 69°F. Sunday is sunnier; midweek brings a warm, stormier turn.

Steady rain returns Friday night with 0.5–0.75 inches possible; expect a cooler, breezy Saturday and sunnier Sunday.

Showers and thunderstorms likely before 4 a.m. Thursday with gusty northwest winds later. Rain becomes widespread Friday night into Saturday; expect cooler temps.

Morning rain and fog slow the commute; expect breezy gusts and another round of storms possible tonight.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely across Atlanta Tuesday into Wednesday, with gusty winds and pockets of heavy rain. Expect commute impacts and brief downpours.

Mostly cloudy and mild Monday with breezy east winds; storms return Tuesday–Wednesday with some severe potential in northern Georgia.

Patchy morning fog will cut visibility until about 10 a.m.; sunshine pushes highs near 83°F. Expect breezy winds Monday and a wet pattern midweek.