The National Weather Service (NWS) has announced a pleasant forecast for Cobb County on Monday, September 29, 2025, with mostly sunny skies anticipated and a high temperature expected to reach around 82 degrees.
Residents can expect east winds ranging from 5 to 10 mph, with gusts possibly reaching 15 mph, creating a comfortable day for outdoor activities.
However, the NWS has also issued a hazardous weather outlook for Cobb County and surrounding areas due to the possibility of isolated showers and thunderstorms developing in the eastern sections of the region during the afternoon and evening hours.
As the week progresses, the extended forecast indicates a continuation of mostly sunny conditions in Cobb County. On Tuesday, there is a slight chance (20 percent) of showers and thunderstorms occurring after 2 p.m., but otherwise, the weather is forecasted to be mostly sunny again, with temperatures reaching around 82 degrees and northeast winds at 5 to 10 mph.
For Tuesday night, it is expected to be partly cloudy with lows around 62 degrees and light easterly winds.
On Wednesday, the weather will continue to be largely sunny with similar high temperatures near 82 degrees and eastward winds. The night will be mostly clear with temperatures dropping to around 60 degrees.
Thursday brings a sunny day as well with a high near 77 degrees, followed by another clear evening and a low around 55 degrees.
Friday will feature sunny skies once more, with the high temperature expected to be around 76 degrees, while Friday night will be mostly clear, leading to a low temperature of approximately 56 degrees.
The forecast for Saturday suggests the day will be mostly sunny with temperatures reaching near 78 degrees, and nighttime temperatures dipping to around 60 degrees.
On Sunday, a continuation of mostly sunny conditions is expected, with highs forecasted to reach around 79 degrees.
Meanwhile, the latest climate summary from the NWS for metro Atlanta has been updated to include figures from August 2025.
It is essential to differentiate between climate and weather, as clarified by the National Ocean Service. Weather defined as the conditions observed outside on any specific day, might include anything from a sunny 75 degrees to a harsh 20 degrees with significant snowfall.
In contrast, climate refers to the long-term averages and patterns of weather, highlighting what statistical averages can be expected over extended periods, such as snow in the Northeast during January or hot, humid conditions in the Southeast during July.
The NWS emphasizes that when discussing climate change, it involves the long-term averages of daily weather patterns evolving over time. While weather may shift dramatically from day to day, climate manifests as stability over longer time frames.
The recent climate report for the Atlanta area outlines deviations from average temperatures recorded last month, illustrating how current figures may compare to historical norms.
For those interested in a deeper understanding, a visit to the NWS Climate FAQ for the Atlanta area can provide further insights into local climate trends.
As a part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the NWS plays a pivotal role in delivering critical weather, water, and climate forecasts and warnings across the United States.
This service aims to protect life and property while also enhancing the national economy by providing timely and accurate updates on atmospheric conditions.
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