Atlanta’s Week Ahead: Sunny Skies with Crisp Air Lead to Warmer Weekend, Rain Chances on the Horizon

Clear skies and cool temperatures are expected as Atlanta, Georgia, residents prepare for the next week. A strong northwest wind that might reach up to 20 mph with gusts as high as 30 mph is predicted for today, along with clear skies and a high of almost 50 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. A largely clear night with lows of about 37 degrees and slightly lowering breezes is predicted by the brisk air.

Looking ahead to the weekend, the weather is still dominated by sunshine. Although gusts of up to 15 mph are still possible, Saturday’s high is predicted to be close to 57 degrees, and the lingering northwest winds will subside to about 10 mph. The evening will likewise be largely clear, with a low of about 37 degrees and a calm wind. A warmer front is expected to arrive on Sunday, bringing highs close to 65 degrees with light breezes. This should make for a lovely weekend finale.

With temperatures rising to a pleasant high of about 70 degrees on Monday, Atlantans can look forward to a largely sunny start to the new week. On Monday night, however, the weather slightly changes as the possibility of showers enters the picture after 1 am, laying the groundwork for a 30% probability of rain.

The likelihood of rain lingers throughout the week, never making a firm decision but refusing to give up. The peak temperature on Tuesday is close to 66 degrees, and the night will be partly overcast with a low of 45 degrees. With partly sunny conditions and a high of about 63 degrees, Wednesday’s forecast calls for a 20 percent chance of showers. As the clouds build and the temperature drops to a low of 52 degrees that evening, the chances of rain climb to 40 percent.

The weather might not be the best for those organizing their Thanksgiving celebrations. With gloomy conditions throughout the day, forecasters predict a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms. The temperature remains constant, reaching a high of about 65 degrees.

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