SUNDAY’S WEATHER-TRAFFIC: Sunny afternoon, warm evening ahead
The warm temperatures from Sunday afternoon will stick around a little while for your evening outdoor plans.
Channel 2 Action News meteorologist Eboni Deon said there will be a few clouds mixing with the sunshine late in the afternoon. As evening approaches, it will be mild, she said.
Sunday outlook: Warm and mainly dry. Partly cloudy with an isolated shower possible. pic.twitter.com/zyPjGJMcjA
— Eboni Deon, WSB (@EboniDeonWSB) April 27, 2019
Right now it is 80 degrees in Atlanta, with a zero percent chance of rain.
Make sure you and your furry friends have water on hand for your afternoon stroll. It's going to get warm this afternoon with highs near 80° pic.twitter.com/ocrdVYCOHF
— Eboni Deon, WSB (@EboniDeonWSB) April 28, 2019
That’s good news for those catching the tail end of the Inman Park Festival, which wraps up at 6 p.m. Sunday.
APD ALERT: The 48th annual @InmanParkFest is this weekend from April 27 through April 28 & is expected to draw large crowds. Parking is limited. Ride @MARTASERVICE or use ridesharing services if planning to attend. Visit https://t.co/atqW4XWGtw to learn more. #ATLTraffic pic.twitter.com/zroUvXCh6Z
— Atlanta Police Dept (@Atlanta_Police) April 26, 2019
The pretty weather will carry over into the week, Deon said. Tonight, we’ll see partly cloudy skies as temperatures dip into the 60s.
By Monday, we will see sunshine and temperatures in the low to mid-80s.
Monday's outlook: Mostly sunny and warmer! The heat is on early this week. Watch @KatieWallsWSB at 6PM & 11PM for an update on the warm temps and our next chance for rain this week. pic.twitter.com/R56THEVOt6
— Eboni Deon, WSB (@EboniDeonWSB) April 28, 2019
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Asia Simone Burns is a watchdog reporter for the AJC. Burns was formerly an intern in AJC’s newsroom and now writes about crime. She is a graduate of Samford University and has previously reported for NPR and WABE, Atlanta’s NPR member station.
