Atlanta, September 15, 2025
News Summary
Atlanta is set to experience above-average temperatures with highs potentially reaching the low 90s this weekend. With limited rain in the forecast, residents are preparing for warm conditions, including increased humidity and heat advisories due to the risk of heat exhaustion. Isolated showers may occur on Tuesday, but overall, the week will remain dry and hot. A cold front is expected to bring cooler mornings, but temperatures are likely to rebound quickly throughout the day. Residents should stay informed and take precautions during this hot weather.
Atlanta
Above average temperatures are expected to persist in Atlanta over the next week, with limited rain forecasted for the area. As residents prepare for the warmer days, highs are projected to increase significantly, possibly reaching into the low 90s by this weekend.
Weather Forecast for the Week Ahead
Starting Monday morning, Atlanta will experience sunny skies with temperatures rising quickly into the low 80s by lunchtime and mid-to-upper 80s by the afternoon. The weather is set to remain similar throughout the week, with only a few isolated showers predicted for Tuesday afternoon, primarily in the North Georgia mountains.
A coastal low pressure system situated off the Carolinas may bring some limited moisture to northern Georgia, causing potential showers in higher elevation areas. After Tuesday, the forecast suggests a dry pattern with temperatures progressively increasing, possibly hitting the low 90s by week’s end.
Wednesday will begin as a cooler day with mostly clear skies and lower humidity, with expected highs in the mid-80s. The National Weather Service predicts a significant warming trend, projecting highs to rise from about 83°F on Monday to 92°F by the weekend.
Humidity and Heat Advisory
With the temperature rise, humidity levels are also expected to increase, contributing to a potential heat impact this week. Heat alerts have been issued, highlighting risks of heat exhaustion and heat stroke, particularly for vulnerable populations. Residents are encouraged to take precautions during extreme heat conditions.
Upcoming Weather Patterns
A cold front is anticipated to move through the region, introducing cooler mornings—especially on Tuesday night when temperatures could drop to at least 48°F. However, temperatures will rebound quickly throughout the day, returning to warmer levels.
Isolated to scattered thunderstorms might occur beginning Thursday, although these are not expected to reach severe levels. This slight change in weather could provide temporary relief from the heat.
Tropical Weather Status
As of today, the statistical peak of the Atlantic hurricane season has been reached; however, conditions remain calm in tropical regions, with no expected development in the Gulf, Caribbean, or Atlantic over the upcoming week. This indicates that while the season is at its peak, Atlanta and the surrounding areas can expect a quiet period regarding tropical disturbances.
Drought Conditions
Additionally, drought conditions have slightly expanded across metro Atlanta, highlighting the need for residents to stay hydrated and be aware of water conservation practices as they cope with warmer weather.
Summary
The Atlanta area is gearing up for a week ahead of warm, sunny weather with increasing temperatures and limited chances of rain. Residents should remain informed about these weather conditions while being prepared for the potential impacts of heat, especially as they approach the weekend.
FAQ
What are the expected high temperatures in Atlanta this week?
The forecast indicates high temperatures will rise from the low 80s on Monday to potentially 92°F by the end of the week.
Will there be rain in the upcoming week?
There may be some isolated showers on Tuesday, primarily in the North Georgia mountains, but overall, the week is expected to be dry.
What should residents do to prepare for the heat?
Residents are advised to take precautions against heat exhaustion and heatstroke, especially vulnerable populations, and ensure they stay hydrated.
Are there any warnings or advisories in place?
Yes, heat alerts have been issued due to the anticipated high temperatures and increased humidity levels.
What is the status of the Atlantic hurricane season?
Today marks the statistical peak of the Atlantic hurricane season, but current conditions in the tropics are quiet, with no expected tropical development.
Key Features Chart
| Day | High Temperature (°F) | Precipitation |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 83 | None |
| Tuesday | 81 | Isolated showers possible |
| Wednesday | 85 | None |
| Thursday | 87 | Isolated storms possible |
| Friday | 90 | None |
| Saturday | 92 | None |
| Sunday | 91 | None |
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Additional Resources
- Weather.com: Atlanta 10-Day Forecast
- Fox 5 Atlanta: Metro Atlanta Weather – Heat Advisory
- Patch: False Fall – Cool Down Amid Storms in GA
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Atlanta Weather
- Google Search: Atlanta Weather
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