As Atlantans wrap up a crisp autumn day, the National Weather Service is forecasting a delightful shift toward milder conditions for Wednesday, November 5.
Expect abundant sunshine and comfortable temperatures across metro Atlanta and much of South Georgia, providing an ideal backdrop for outdoor activities, commutes, and weekend planning.
Nice Fall Weather on Tap for Atlanta
According to the latest outlook from the National Weather Service’s Peachtree City office, Wednesday will dawn clear following a chilly night with lows dipping to around 45°F. By midday, highs are projected to climb to a pleasant 73°F under mostly sunny skies.
Light and variable winds will pick up slightly, shifting to southwest at 5 to 10 mph, with occasional gusts reaching 15 mph—enough for a gentle breeze but unlikely to stir much trouble.”
This looks like a textbook fall day for the region,” said meteorologist insights from the forecast, emphasizing the dry and stable air mass lingering over Georgia. No precipitation is expected, with zero chance of rain throughout the day, allowing for uninterrupted blue skies from dawn till dusk.
Regional variations remain minimal, but similar patterns hold for nearby cities under the Peachtree City jurisdiction. In Macon, anticipate highs around 72°F with comparable sunny conditions and light winds. Columbus to the southwest may see slightly warmer peaks near 74°F, while the coastal influence in Savannah could nudge temperatures a touch higher to 75°F, still under clear skies.
The evening will cool off gradually, with Wednesday night lows settling around 48°F under continued clear conditions. This sets the stage for another sunny Thursday, though a front approaching later in the week could introduce shower chances by Friday night—up to 60%—potentially with thunderstorms.No severe weather alerts, watches, or warnings are in effect for Wednesday, a welcome reprieve after recent variable patterns.
Final Word
Residents are advised to enjoy the mild weather but keep an eye on the extended forecast as weekend rain possibilities loom.For the most up-to-date details, check the National Weather Service at weather.gov/ffc. Stay tuned for updates as conditions evolve.