This is your weekly weather briefing from the National Weather Service in Peachtree City GA. You can expect to see afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms through the next 7 days. Temps will rain in the 80s to Mid 90s.
The weekly weather briefing for April 30th, 2026. Topics covered include ongoing drought, expected rainfall this weekend, cooler temperatures, and next chance of rain during the middle of next week.
NWS Atlanta/Peachtree City's routine weekly weather briefing for north and central Georgia. Dry and warming conditions are expected through the end of the week. Slight chances for rain on Saturday night and early next week will do little to improve drought conditions.
In this briefing we go over the severe weather threat for tonight through Monday and widespread sub-freezing temperatures expected across all of North and Central Georgia.
This briefing discusses:
-- the possibility of flurries or a light rain/snow mix in parts of east/northeast Georgia late tonight (Wednesday) into early tomorrow morning (Thursday)
-- dry conditions and a warming trend through early next week
-- little to no change in drought conditions
Weekly weather briefing for January 8, 2026 for north and central Georgia. This briefing details ongoing warmth, the risk for heavy rainfall and isolated severe thunderstorms from Friday to Saturday, and the cooldown behind a strong cold front as well as a look at drought conditions and the extended outlook.
Weekly weather briefing for December 30th, 2025 for north and central Georgia. Discussion will include ongoing Red Flag Warning, rain chances Friday and Saturday, and temperature trends through the upcoming week.
This briefing will cover weather conditions expected the week of Christmas, short-term fire weather concerns, and persistent warm temperatures from mid-week into the weekend.
This week we will discuss a generally dry trend precipitation-wise over the next seven days, and a weekend frontal passage poised to bring the coldest weather of the season thus far to the region by Monday.
This week we will discuss the beginnings of a multi-day rain event, cooler than average temperatures, and gradual improvements to our ongoing drought areawide.
This briefing will cover Thanksgiving Day, potential for some fire weather concerns across portions of Georgia, and the potential for wet weather next week.
This week we will discuss warmer than average temperatures, rain chances through the weekend, then chances of moderate to heavy rain in the middle of next week.
A look at the forecast for the week ahead in north and central Georgia, including ongoing drought conditions and the prospect for rainfall with a cold front on Sunday.