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.

Sunny spells push highs into the mid-80s Sunday; a cold front Monday brings cooler temps and a chance of showers.

A precautionary boil‑water advisory covers the Swaybranch Drive area of Roswell after a Friday morning main break. County crews have begun sampling while tests continue.

NWS survey teams confirm two EF-0 tornadoes in Upson County on March 16, cutting short paths near Sunset Village and Yatesville and toppling dozens of trees.

A massive tree toppled through a DeKalb County home during a tornado warning; a 16‑year‑old climbed down to safety and the family escaped uninjured. The house sustained major damage.

Severe storms could hit the Monday morning commute in Atlanta, followed by a sharp temperature drop and a Freeze Warning overnight. Protect plants and pipes.