The weather is going to be a little more comfortable in metro Atlanta Wednesday, at least it won’t be as sticky outside.
A cold front moved through the area overnight and stalled out in the southwest part of the state.
“We’re on the nicer side of that front, so partly cloudy skies (today),” Channel 2 Action News meteorologist Brian Monahan said. “We’re in the spring sweet spot.”
Morning temperatures are in the mid-60s for much of the area, and it’ll warm up to the mid-80s. By the evening, some isolated storms could pop up in far West Georgia, closer toward the Alabama line.
Thursday and Friday will hang on to a chance of isolated storms, but it’s a low chance. High temperatures will linger in the low to mid-80s for the rest of the week, but some summertime heat is building for the weekend. Saturday is projected to be the first 90-degree day this year.
On average, the first day of 90-degree weather is on June 2. Last year, the first day to break 90 degrees was May 19.
Credit: Channel 2 Action News
Credit: Channel 2 Action News
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