North Georgia, October 2, 2025
News Summary
North Georgia is experiencing its first real taste of fall as the weather forecast predicts cooler mornings, lower humidity, and breezy afternoons throughout the weekend. Meteorologist Joanne Feldman from FOX 5 Atlanta detailed the predictions, suggesting that the drop in humidity significantly changes the weather feel. With temperatures dipping into the 50s in some areas and remaining pleasant in others, residents are encouraged to enjoy outdoor activities during this beautiful weather. A dip in temperatures is expected next week with some scattered showers possible.
North Georgia is experiencing its first real taste of fall as the weather forecast predicts cooler mornings, lower humidity, and breezy afternoons through the weekend. Meteorologist Joanne Feldman from FOX 5 Atlanta provided detailed predictions, highlighting that a drop in humidity is making conditions feel noticeably different, despite only a slight decrease in temperatures.
Thursday morning lows dipped into the 50s in regions such as Clayton, Blue Ridge, and Canton, while most of the metro area started the day with temperatures in the 60s. This pleasant weather is expected to persist through the weekend, enhancing the appeal for outdoor activities and gatherings.
Looking ahead, scattered showers may return early next week as tropical moisture lifts north from near Florida. However, meteorologists are not anticipating any significant tropical development at this time. The 7-day weather forecast includes:
- Thursday: Sunny, with highs near 80°, and breezy conditions.
- Friday: Morning lows in the 50s, with highs in the upper 70s.
- Saturday: A cool start under sunny skies, with highs near 80°.
- Sunday: Mostly sunny, reaching highs in the low 80s.
- Monday: Scattered showers possible, with highs in the upper 70s.
- Tuesday: Partly cloudy with a slight chance of rain.
- Wednesday: Drying out, with highs near 80°.
Residents can look forward to a week filled with mostly sunny skies and comfortable temperatures hovering in the low 80s early in the week, followed by a dip into the mid-70s later on. Gentle northeast winds will accompany the forecast, further enhancing the cooler nights, with gusts of up to 20 mph expected on Monday.
The National Weather Service has reported mostly sunny conditions with highs near 80°. A slight 20 percent chance of rain is predicted after 2 PM on Tuesday and will continue similarly through Wednesday and Thursday. The week is expected to see evening temperatures in the high 50s.
The autumnal equinox occurs on September 22, marking the official start of fall. As daylight decreases leading into winter, Atlanta will experience shorter days, reducing from 12 hours and 8 minutes of daylight at the equinox to 11 hours and 49 minutes by October 1. Sunset times will shift from 7:34 PM on the day of the equinox to 6:46 PM by Halloween. Daylight Saving Time also ends on November 3, resulting in later sunrises and earlier sunsets; by October 1, sunrises will occur at 7:57 AM, contrasting with the 7:26 AM onset on the equinox.
Weather Overview
| Day | Condition | High/Low |
|---|---|---|
| Thursday | Sunny | 80°/60° |
| Friday | Clear | Upper 70s/50s |
| Saturday | Sunny | 80°/50° |
| Sunday | Partly Sunny | Low 80s/50° |
| Monday | Possible Showers | Upper 70s/50° |
| Tuesday | Partly Cloudy | 70s/50° |
| Wednesday | Clear | 80°/50° |
FAQ
What weather can we expect in North Georgia this weekend?
Cooler mornings, lower humidity, and breezy afternoons through the weekend are expected.
What temperatures were recorded Thursday morning?
Thursday morning lows dipped into the 50s in areas like Clayton, Blue Ridge, and Canton, while most of the metro area recorded temperatures in the 60s.
What is the 7-day forecast for North Georgia?
The 7-day forecast includes sunny conditions with highs near 80° on Thursday, lows in the 50s on Friday, and possible scattered showers on Monday.
When is the autumnal equinox?
The autumnal equinox occurs on September 22, marking the official start of fall.
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Additional Resources
- FOX 5 Atlanta
- 11Alive
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- Wikipedia: Climate of Georgia
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Georgia
- Google Search: Georgia Weather
- Google News: Georgia
- Google Scholar: Georgia Weather Forecast
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