Atlanta, Georgia – Afternoon thunderstorms and summer heat will dominate the weather across Central and East Georgia through Sunday, with highs soaring into the low to mid-90s and storms threatening outdoor plans.
According to the National Weather Service in Peachtree City, isolated to scattered thunderstorms will develop each afternoon, with the highest chances across Central Georgia starting Wednesday. Storms could bring brief downpours, gusty winds, and frequent lightning, particularly between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m.
Cities including Macon, Warner Robins, and Athens should prepare for daily rain chances, while temperatures gradually climb from the upper 80s midweek to mid-90s by Friday and Saturday. Atlanta metro may also see pop-up storms each afternoon, especially heading into the weekend.
Residents are urged to stay weather-aware, limit time outdoors during peak heat, and monitor forecasts closely. If thunder roars, go indoors — especially during high-traffic travel hours or evening events. Power outages are not expected but remain possible with stronger storms.
This pattern of isolated afternoon storms is typical for early July across Georgia. Warnings or advisories may be issued later this week if storm coverage intensifies.
☀️ Georgia 5-Day Forecast
- Wednesday: Scattered PM thunderstorms (East & Central GA)
Highs: 84°–90°F | Lows: 65°–72°F - Thursday: Isolated PM thunderstorms (Central GA)
Highs: 87°–93°F | Lows: 64°–72°F - Friday: Isolated PM thunderstorms (Central GA)
Highs: 86°–95°F | Lows: 66°–71°F - Saturday: Isolated PM thunderstorms (Central GA)
Highs: 87°–93°F | Lows: 65°–72°F - Sunday: Scattered PM thunderstorms (East & Central GA)
Highs: 86°–92°F | Lows: 65°–72°F
