Georgia — Cold air hangs over metro Atlanta this morning, with gray clouds, brisk winds, and a sharp chill that cuts through coats. In the far northern hills, a few flurries or a light rain-snow mix may briefly flicker at daybreak. For most residents, the bigger story is the temperature swing ahead.
According to the National Weather Service, no hazardous weather is expected today across north and central Georgia. Any early flurries in far northeast Georgia should fade quickly, with no accumulation or road impacts anticipated.
Clouds slowly break as the day moves on, allowing filtered sunshine to return. Highs climb into the mid-40s around Atlanta, still cool but noticeably better than the early morning feel. Northwest winds remain active at times, making it feel colder in shaded areas and along elevated roadways.
By Friday, the pattern flips. Sunshine takes over, and temperatures rebound quickly. Highs surge into the mid-50s, offering a welcome break from February cold. Friday night stays clear, but lows dip into the low 30s, cold enough for frost in outlying suburbs.
The weekend turns mild and inviting. Saturday reaches near 50 under sunny skies, while Sunday jumps into the upper 50s. Outdoor plans look solid, with dry conditions and lighter winds. Jackets become optional by afternoon.
Looking into early next week, warmth builds further. Highs climb into the upper 60s by Monday and Tuesday. NOAA’s 6–10 day outlook favors above-normal temperatures across Georgia, hinting that a longer-lasting February warm stretch may be setting up.
For now, bundle up early, enjoy the sunshine later, and prepare for a dramatic warm-up. Feeling the temperature swing already? Let us know how it feels in your neighborhood.
Five-Day Weather Outlook for Atlanta, GA
- Friday: Sunny and warmer, high near 56°
- Saturday: Sunny, seasonably cool, high near 50°
- Sunday: Sunny and mild, high near 57°
- Monday: Sunny and warmer, high near 67°
- Tuesday: Partly sunny, springlike, high near 69°
