ATLANTA — The Atlanta area is set to enjoy a warm weekend, with temperatures expected to feel more like spring than winter. Meteorologist Brian Monahan of Severe Weather Team 2 has forecasted highs in the 70s, with Saturday predicted to be the standout day with a high of 76 degrees, potentially breaking the previous record high of 75.
For the rest of the weekend, temperatures are anticipated to hover in the low to mid-70s, creating ideal conditions for outdoor activities. However, even with the pleasant warmth, residents should be prepared for a slight chance of showers each day, although no widespread rainfall is expected and many areas may remain dry.
Looking ahead, a significant change is on the horizon as a cold front is slated to move through the region early next week on Monday. This front will bring the possibility of isolated showers and mark a shift to much cooler and breezy conditions by Tuesday, as temperatures drop closer to seasonal norms.
As the unseasonably warm weather comes to a close, it’s a reminder of the ever-changing nature of springtime in Georgia. The weekend warmth offers a perfect opportunity for residents to get outside and enjoy the mild weather before the return of typical winter temperatures.