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North Fulton’s Monday weather: Hazy and humid for morning commute

Severe Weather Team 2 Meteorologist Brian Monahan has your Monday forecast.
By Mitchell Northam
June 18, 2018

When you head out the door, North Fulton, expect temperatures in the low 70s.

Meteorologists at Channel 2 Action News are projecting low clouds and some fog in parts in metro Atlanta. That should fade out leaving partly cloudy skies and temperatures around the mid-80s by noon.

Read more about Monday forecast and the expected high here.

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