Atlanta, GA, September 10, 2025
News Summary
Metro Atlanta is enjoying a calm Wednesday with clear skies and low humidity. Highs are expected to reach the mid-80s, bringing pleasant weather following recent storms. The region is transitioning into a dry and warm stretch, ideal for outdoor activities. As Independence Day approaches, temperatures will rise further, but a slight chance of rain remains for the weekend. Residents are reminded of expanding drought conditions and the need for water conservation.
Metro Atlanta Welcomes Calm and Warm Midweek with Clear Skies and Low Humidity
Metro Atlanta is experiencing a calm and cool Wednesday, marked by mostly clear skies and low humidity. High temperatures are expected to reach the mid-80s, offering residents a pleasant day after recent stormy weather over the weekend.
Today is significant as it represents the statistical peak of the Atlantic hurricane season; however, the tropics are currently quiet. The National Hurricane Center has reported that there is no expected tropical development in the Gulf, Caribbean, or Atlantic for the next week, despite warmer sea surface temperatures in these areas.
A stalled front off the East Coast is under observation for potential low-pressure system formation next week. But locally, the forecast looks to remain dry and enjoyable for the upcoming days.
Weather Forecast
As for today’s weather, residents can look forward to mostly sunny skies with a high temperature near 84°F. Tonight, the weather will remain clear with temperatures dropping to around 63°F.
Thursday is expected to bring even warmer weather, with sunny skies and a high of 86°F. Moving into Friday, temperatures will rise further, hitting highs around 88°F. The weekend will see a continuation of this warming trend, with highs projected to reach between 90°F and 92°F and a slight increase in humidity.
Impact of Recent Storms
Following the stormy conditions experienced over the past weekend, which caused significant damage in Cobb and Cherokee counties, metro Atlanta is transitioning into a stretch of calm, dry weather. Storms on Sunday left a roof ripped off a business in Kennesaw, and injuries were reported at Dobbins Air Reserve Base; fortunately, those injured are expected to recover.
Temperatures dropped to the upper 50s and 60s on Monday, paving the way for breezy and dry conditions, characterized by east-northeast winds around 18 mph and gusts up to 20 mph.
Looking Ahead
The weather outlook for the rest of the week shows a mix of clouds and sunshine with no anticipated rainfall. High temperatures are expected to rise from the 70s earlier in the week to the mid-80s by Thursday and Friday, maintaining low humidity levels.
As Independence Day approaches, forecasts suggest perfect summer weather for celebrations with temperatures in the low to mid-70s expected for early morning events like the Peachtree Road Race, climbing to the 90s by afternoon. Lower humidity is expected to ease heat discomfort, contrasting sharply with last year’s extreme heat conditions, which prompted a black flag warning.
Even on the holiday weekend, there is only a 10% chance of pop-up showers mainly south of Atlanta. Overall, the region can anticipate dry, favorable weather for outdoor plans, including BBQs and festivities, with highs throughout the weekend projected to align with Independence Day temperatures in the low to mid-90s.
Drought Conditions
Despite the pleasant weather, it is noteworthy that drought conditions have slightly expanded across metro Atlanta. Residents are urged to remain mindful of water conservation practices in light of these conditions.
Summary of Weather Conditions
| Date | Forecast | High Temperature | Low Temperature |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wednesday | Mostly Sunny | 84°F | 63°F |
| Thursday | Sunny and Warm | 86°F | Mid-60s |
| Friday | Mostly Sunny | 88°F | Mid-60s |
| Saturday | Hotter | 90-92°F | Low-70s |
| Independence Day | Mostly Sunny | Low to Mid-90s | Low-70s |
FAQ Section
What is the current weather in Metro Atlanta?
Metro Atlanta is currently experiencing mostly clear skies and low humidity, with highs around 84°F.
What is the forecast for the upcoming weekend?
Highs are expected to reach between 90°F and 92°F, with increasing humidity and a small chance of pop-up showers mainly south of the city.
How has the recent storm affected Metro Atlanta?
Recent storms have caused damage in parts of Cobb and Cherokee counties, but the area is now seeing calmer and dry weather conditions.
Are there any drought conditions in Metro Atlanta?
Yes, drought conditions have slightly expanded across the region, urging residents to remain cautious about water usage.
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Additional Resources
- Fox 5 Atlanta: Cool Start Today, 90s Heat is Coming Back
- Wikipedia: Weather
- WSB Radio: 4th July Holiday Outlook
- Google Search: Atlanta Weather
- Fox 5 Atlanta: Gorgeous Week Ahead
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Weather
- AJC: July 4th Forecast for Metro Atlanta
- Google News: Georgia Weather
- WSB TV: Comfortable Low Humidity
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