North Fulton Monday weather: Hot, mostly dry for back to school

Fulton County is one of about 12 metro area counties whose student return to school Monday.

With the return to school, comes high temperatures and partly cloudy skies, said Channel 2 Action News meteorologist Karen Minton.

Monday’s early temperature was in the mid-70s in most areas with light fog, Minton said. The high is expected to reach 92 Monday.

In addition to the school weather forecast, North Fulton drivers could also see a delay on the roadways. Pine Grove road in Roswell, which was expected to be reopened in time for school start, remains closed due to rain delays during construction.

For a more detailed forecast, visit the AJC's weather page.

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