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Georgia Weather Alert: Atlanta 43° to 70° Warmup Nov 7-11
Georgia — A crisp November chill is giving way to a noticeable warmup across metro Atlanta, with temperatures expected to climb nearly 30 degrees from the weekend's coolest readings.
By Natalie Rhodes · 2026-11-07T09:53:17.366Z
Georgia — A crisp November chill is giving way to a noticeable warmup across metro Atlanta, with temperatures expected to climb nearly 30 degrees from the weekend's coolest readings.
Residents could wake to temperatures near 43 degrees Sunday before enjoying afternoon highs around 70 degrees Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The changing pattern brings a welcome stretch of sunshine, but another cooldown is developing toward the end of next week.
According to the National Weather Service, Atlanta's five day outlook features mostly dry conditions, chilly mornings and afternoon temperatures gradually climbing into the lower 70s.
The weather should provide favorable opportunities for outdoor activities, seasonal yard cleanup and Veterans Day plans.
Atlanta Faces Chilly Mornings Before Temperatures Rebound Saturday brings increasing clouds and afternoon temperatures near 67 degrees.
Northwest winds of 5 10 mph could produce gusts reaching 15 mph.
The breeze may add a slight chill, particularly in exposed areas and shaded neighborhoods.
Temperatures fall toward 43 degrees Saturday night, bringing a crisp start to Sunday.
The temperature difference between Sunday's morning low and Monday's afternoon high could reach 27 degrees.
Sunday brings mostly sunny skies and temperatures around 68 degrees.
Light northeast winds near 5 mph should keep conditions comfortable for outdoor activities.
Monday Through Wednesday Bring 70 Degree Warmth Monday begins another stretch of pleasant November weather.
Sunshine dominates, with temperatures reaching approximately 70 degrees across Atlanta and surrounding communities.
Northwest winds of 5 10 mph could occasionally gust to 15 mph.
Monday night temperatures fall toward 44 degrees.
Tuesday continues the warming pattern, with mostly sunny skies and another high near 70 degrees.
The pleasant weather extends into Wednesday, Veterans Day, when afternoon temperatures could again reach 70 degrees.
Residents traveling Interstate 75, Interstate 85, Interstate 20 or Interstate 285 should generally encounter favorable weather conditions.
No significant rain, snow or freezing precipitation is indicated during this period.
Cooler Temperatures Return Late Next Week The pattern begins shifting Thursday as afternoon temperatures ease toward 66 degrees.
The National Weather Service indicates a 20% chance of showers Thursday.
Temperatures then fall toward 43 degrees Thursday night.
Friday brings another noticeable cooldown, with afternoon highs reaching approximately 57 degrees.
That represents a 13 degree decline from the projected 70 degree highs earlier in the week.
No tornado threat or accumulating snow is indicated in the supplied Atlanta outlook.
Atlanta Five Day Weather Outlook: Nov. 7 11 Saturday, Nov. 7: Increasing clouds, high 67°. Northwest gusts to 15 mph. Low 43°. Sunday, Nov. 8: Mostly sunny, high 68°. Light northeast winds. Low 44°. Monday, Nov. 9: Sunny, high 70°. Northwest gusts to 15 mph. Low 44°. Tuesday, Nov. 10: Mostly sunny, high 70°. Low 47°. Wednesday, Nov. 11: Veterans Day. Mostly sunny, high 70°. Low 49°. Looking Ahead: Nov. 12 13 Thursday brings mostly sunny skies, highs near 66 degrees and a 20% chance of showers.
Friday turns cooler, with mostly sunny conditions and highs near 57 degrees.
Looking toward Nov. 14 26, residents should continue monitoring changing late fall weather patterns as Thanksgiving approaches.
However, the supplied outlook does not establish a specific snowstorm, widespread freeze or significant rainfall event for metro Atlanta.
For now, the biggest weather story remains the transition from chilly mornings to several comfortably warm afternoons.
Are you enjoying Atlanta's November warmth, or are you ready for colder weather? Tell us what temperatures you're seeing around Fulton, DeKalb and Clayton counties!