Gwinnett Monday weather: High temperatures for back to school

The school bell will ring in Gwinnett County on Monday for the first day of classes of the new school year.

Expect high temperatures, with a high of about 92, said Karen Minton, Channel 2 Action News meteorologist.

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Temperatures began in the mid-70s early Monday with partly cloudy skies and just a 30 percent chance of rain expected today. Those rain chances will increase later in the week and over the weekend, Minton said.

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Meteorologist Karen Minton has your Monday morning weather forecast.

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