Atlanta, October 15, 2025
News Summary
Atlanta has experienced a significant weather event by tying the daily record high temperature of 86 degrees. The previous record was set in 1935. The city’s average temperature prior to this date was higher than usual, leading up to this remarkable occurrence. Warm temperatures are expected to continue through the weekend, followed by a predicted cold front bringing rain and cooler weather. Residents are advised to stay informed about daily forecasts to prepare for the upcoming changes.
Atlanta has recorded a tie for the daily high temperature for October 15, 2025, at 4 p.m., reaching 86 degrees. This marks a significant weather event as it equals the previous record, also 86 degrees, first set in 1935. A final climate report is expected later in the day to confirm whether this was indeed the hottest temperature for Atlanta that day.
Leading up to this record-breaking day, from October 1 to October 14, 2025, Atlanta’s average temperature has stood at 70.9 degrees, which is approximately 3 degrees above the seasonal average. Typically, mid-October in Atlanta experiences high temperatures in the mid-70s, making this record tie quite unusual.
Forecasts indicate that the high temperatures in Atlanta will continue to remain in the 80s through Saturday, October 17. The record high temperature for Thursday, October 16, is 85 degrees—set in 1941—and for Friday, October 17, it is also 85 degrees, established in 2011. On Wednesday, temperatures began cool in the morning hours but increased rapidly to the mid-80s by the afternoon.
Residents can expect a continuation of warm and sunny weather throughout the workweek and into the first half of the weekend. However, a cold front is predicted to arrive late Saturday into Sunday, potentially bringing cooler temperatures and rain. On Sunday, October 18, forecasters anticipate a 50% chance of rainfall, with estimated precipitation possibly reaching up to an inch in some areas.
The daily temperature forecasts leading up to the weekend are as follows:
- Wednesday: High 82°, Low 60°
- Thursday: High 83°, Low 61°
- Friday: High 82°, Low 60°
- Saturday: High 82°, Low 62°
- Sunday: High 73°, Low 58°, with likely showers.
This exceptional weather for mid-October has led many to take note of the changes in seasonal weather patterns. Residents are encouraged to stay updated on the daily forecasts as the warm spell continues before the expected transition to cooler conditions this weekend.
FAQ Section
What was the high temperature in Atlanta on October 15, 2025?
As of 4 p.m. on October 15, 2025, Atlanta has tied the daily record high temperature of 86 degrees.
What was the previous record for this date?
The previous record of 86 degrees was set in 1935.
What was the average temperature in Atlanta through October 14, 2025?
Through October 14, 2025, Atlanta’s average temperature has been 70.9 degrees, which is approximately 3 degrees above the seasonal average.
How does the typical October weather in Atlanta compare to this year’s temperatures?
Typically, mid-October in Atlanta sees high temperatures in the mid-70s.
How long is the warm weather expected to last?
Forecasts indicate that Atlanta’s high temperatures will remain in the 80s through Saturday, October 17.
What are the predicted temperatures for the rest of the week?
Daily temperature forecasts include: Wednesday: High 82°, Low 60°; Thursday: High 83°, Low 61°; Friday: High 82°, Low 60°; Saturday: High 82°, Low 62°; Sunday: High 73°, Low 58°, with likely showers.
Is there rain expected on Sunday?
Yes, there is a 50% chance of rain on Sunday, October 18, with estimated precipitation possibly reaching up to an inch in some areas.
| Date | High Temperature | Low Temperature | Rain Chances |
|---|---|---|---|
| October 15, 2025 | 86° | – | – |
| October 16, 2025 | 83° | 61° | – |
| October 17, 2025 | 82° | 60° | – |
| October 18, 2025 | 73° | 58° | 50% |
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Additional Resources
- 11Alive: Atlanta Temperature Soars
- Google Search: Weather Atlanta October 2025
- The Atlanta Voice: US Record Temperatures
- Wikipedia: Climate of Atlanta
- Fox 5 Atlanta: Warm Streak Continues
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Weather
- AJC: Hottest Temps of the Year
- Google News: Atlanta Record Temperature
- WSB TV: Hottest Days in Atlanta
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