Atlanta, GA – Residents in the Atlanta area should prepare for patchy drizzle today, with conditions clearing up slightly as the week progresses. Drivers, especially those on I-285 and I-75, may face reduced visibility this morning and evening, as drizzle turns into potential showers. The National Weather Service warns that gusts could reach up to 15 mph by late morning, making it essential for drivers to exercise caution on wet roads.
According to the latest forecast, the evening will see mostly cloudy skies with temperatures dropping to a low of 58 degrees, with a slight chance of scattered showers. The weather should improve by Veterans Day, though there remains a 30 percent chance of showers, primarily before noon. Attendees of Veterans Day events might want to bring umbrellas as a precaution.
By Monday night, the skies are expected to clear up significantly, giving way to mostly sunny weather on Tuesday with a high of 73 degrees. This sunny trend will continue into midweek, offering ideal conditions for outdoor activities. However, Wednesday night could bring another round of showers, with temperatures reaching a low of 48 degrees.
For the rest of the week, expect mostly sunny skies and cooler weather. Thursday and Friday promise clear conditions with highs around 64 and 68 degrees, respectively, perfect for those looking to enjoy fall activities without the threat of rain.
