Atlanta is preparing for a stormy week, with multiple rounds of thunderstorms expected to impact travel and outdoor activities. The wet weather will start on Tuesday and continue through the weekend, making it important for residents to stay alert and ready for changing conditions.
Monday: A Chance of Afternoon Thunderstorms
The week begins with a 50 percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms, with temperatures reaching a high of 88°F. While the storms won’t be as severe, the humid conditions could make the day feel warmer than expected, and outdoor activities might be interrupted by brief showers or storms.
Tuesday: Thunderstorms Likely Starting Late Morning
Tuesday brings a higher chance of storms, with a 60 percent chance of precipitation developing after 11 a.m. The storms will continue into the evening, with the most intense weather expected before 8 p.m. Temperatures will reach around 87°F, and south winds will gust up to 20 mph. This will likely disrupt travel plans and outdoor events, so it’s important to keep an eye on the weather if you have plans during the day.
Wednesday: A Brief Break Before Juneteenth Storms
Wednesday brings a slight break from the storms, with a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs will reach near 86°F, but the weather will remain humid, and there’s still a chance for scattered storms to pop up throughout the day. It’s a good idea to stay prepared for a sudden change in conditions, especially if you have outdoor activities planned.
Thursday (Juneteenth): Thunderstorms Likely in the Afternoon
The Juneteenth holiday on Thursday will start with mostly sunny skies, but the stormy pattern will return in the afternoon. Thunderstorms are expected after 2 p.m., with a 60 percent chance of rain and storms likely to disrupt afternoon celebrations. With temperatures climbing to around 89°F, it’s crucial for those with outdoor plans to stay alert for changing weather and be prepared for possible rain.
Friday: More Afternoon Storms and Humid Conditions
Friday will continue the trend of afternoon storms, with a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. High temperatures will reach near 89°F, and the humidity will keep conditions feeling warmer than the actual temperature. As the storms persist, residents should remain prepared for wet weather, especially later in the day.
Atlanta residents should expect a week filled with thunderstorms, high humidity, and the possibility of disruptions to outdoor plans. While Monday and Wednesday will provide brief respites, the storms will return in full force by Tuesday and linger through the weekend. With Juneteenth also at risk for afternoon storms, it’s important to stay updated on weather conditions and have a reliable way to receive alerts. The weather will be warm, humid, and stormy, making it essential to remain prepared for any sudden changes.
