Atlanta, Georgia, October 12, 2025
News Summary
Atlanta, Georgia welcomes a warm Sunday with temperatures reaching around 79 degrees, while eastern regions face a slight chance of isolated showers. Morning temperatures in the area varied, with Blue Ridge recording the coolest at 43 degrees. The week ahead is expected to maintain warm conditions, with highs nearing 80 degrees and possible rain forecasted for next weekend. Notably, Hartsfield-Jackson Airport has experienced a dry spell of 53 days without significant rainfall.
Atlanta, Georgia experienced a cool and comfortable start to Sunday, transitioning into a warm, mostly sunny afternoon. In contrast, eastern Georgia faces a slight chance of rain with a 20% probability of isolated showers, particularly affecting areas from Clayton down through Athens, Greensboro, and Milledgeville.
As early Sunday morning unfolded, cloud cover was reported in eastern Georgia while most regions started the day at temperatures in the 50s. Blue Ridge recorded the coolest temperature of the morning at 43 degrees, marking the lowest of the season in Fannin County.
In the metropolitan Atlanta area, highs are expected to climb to 79 degrees, with Gainesville and Athens around 78, Milledgeville around 76, Peachtree City at 79, and Rome possibly reaching a high of 81 degrees. Overnight temperatures in metro Atlanta are predicted to drop into the mid-50s, while areas outside the Perimeter might see low 50s. Some outlying regions could even experience overnight lows in the upper 40s.
Looking ahead, Monday is anticipated to bring another pleasant and dry day with highs near 80 degrees. The week ahead promises continued warmth with low to mid-80s expected in the coming days, from Tuesday through Thursday. By Friday and Saturday, temperatures will cool slightly, returning to around 80 degrees.
The forecast indicates that the next opportunity for widespread rain could arrive next weekend due to a developing system moving into the region from the west. Notably, Hartsfield-Jackson Airport has not recorded at least a half-inch of rain for 53 days, emphasizing the ongoing dry spell. The 20% chance of rain today in eastern Georgia stands as the only predicted chance for the upcoming week. Throughout the weekend, overnight lows are expected to remain 2 to 3 degrees above average.
Summary of Key Weather Details
- Atlanta High: Expect around 79 degrees
- Eastern Georgia Rain Chance: 20% chance of stray showers
- Coolest Morning Temp: 43 degrees in Blue Ridge
- Upcoming Week Highs: Low to mid-80s from Tuesday to Thursday
- Next Rain Potential: Expected next weekend
Forecast Summary
| Day | High Temperature (°F) | Overnight Low (°F) |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday | 79 | Mid-50s |
| Monday | 80 | Low 50s |
| Tuesday | Low to mid-80s | Low 50s |
| Wednesday | Low to mid-80s | Low 50s |
| Thursday | Low to mid-80s | Low 50s |
| Friday | Around 80 | Low 50s |
| Saturday | Around 80 | Mid-50s |
FAQ
What is the expected high temperature for Atlanta on Sunday?
Atlanta’s expected high is 79 degrees.
Is there any chance of rain in metro Atlanta?
There is no chance of rain for metro Atlanta today.
What is the chance of rain in eastern Georgia?
A 20% chance of a stray shower exists in eastern Georgia, particularly from Clayton down through Athens, Greensboro, and Milledgeville.
What were the morning temperatures like across most areas?
Most areas began the day with temperatures in the 50s.
How many days has it been since Hartsfield-Jackson Airport recorded significant rainfall?
It has been 53 days since Hartsfield-Jackson Airport recorded at least a half-inch of rain.
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Additional Resources
- 11Alive – Weather Impact Alert
- Wikipedia: Weather in Georgia (U.S. state)
- Cobb County Courier – Showers and Thunderstorms Forecast
- Google Search: Weather Georgia
- Weather.com – Savannah Weather
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Weather
- Fox 5 Atlanta – Metro Atlanta Weather
- Google Scholar: Weather Patterns in Georgia
- WSB TV – Weather Update
- Google News: Weather South East US
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