ATLANTA, GA – Metro Atlanta residents can expect a sunny Saturday afternoon to give way to rainy conditions Saturday night, according to the latest forecast from the National Weather Service. These showers are then expected to persist through Tuesday.
Sunday night carries the greatest likelihood of rain, with a 50 percent chance forecasted. Temperatures are expected to reach highs close to 82 degrees on Saturday, but a drop in temperature is predicted once the showers and potential thunderstorms hit the area.
Weather reports indicate that temperatures could hover in the 80s for the next several days, with humidity and “real feel” temperatures potentially reaching into the 90s. Furthermore, strong storms are possible Tuesday night
As of Friday afternoon, the National Weather Service released a comprehensive forecast for metro Atlanta. The forecast includes the following predictions:
From Wednesday through to Thursday, there will be a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, with highs near 86 and 89 degrees respectively.
Residents are reminded to stay updated with the latest weather reports as the week progresses. Due to the strength of the predicted storms, especially on Tuesday night, it is advised to take necessary precautions to ensure safety.
Especially in the case of thunderstorms, it is important to remember to stay indoors whenever possible and to avoid tall, isolated trees, bodies of water, and open fields.
Do ensure to have a form of communication to receive updates about drastic changes in the weather, such as a battery-powered weather radio or reliable online source.
This period of inconsistent weather might be crucial for event organisers and visitors planning outdoor activities. Remember to have alternative plans, and always have an umbrella at hand. The unpredictability of the weather emphasizes the need to stay abreast of local weather updates.
Despite potential disruptions, Atlanta residents are assured that their public service departments are fully prepared to respond to any adverse weather events, including storm and flood-related incidents.
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