Cobb County residents can expect mostly sunny skies on Friday, June 27, 2025, with temperatures reaching a high of approximately 92 degrees.
However, the National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a hazardous weather outlook for the area, forecasting scattered thunderstorms that are likely to develop in the afternoon and evening.
These storms could carry damaging winds, with gusts expected in the range of 40 to 60 mph, prompting caution among local residents.
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Today’s weather forecast for Cobb County, specifically around Dobbins Air Reserve Base in Marietta, suggests a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2 p.m.
While the day will start mostly sunny, expect some clouds in the skies as winds shift to the west at around 5 mph later in the day.
As night falls, the chance of thunderstorms decreases to 30 percent, although some rain may linger until 10 p.m. Temperatures are expected to drop to around 70 degrees, with light winds.
Looking ahead to Saturday, forecasters indicate a slight chance of morning showers, with a higher likelihood of thunderstorms after 11 a.m.
Expect mostly sunny conditions during the day, with highs near 90 degrees. Rain chances sit at 60 percent for Saturday.
Saturday night forecasts project continued thunderstorms until approximately 8 p.m., after which there may be little more than partly cloudy skies, with lows again around 70 degrees.
Sunday carries similar expectations, with a 50 percent chance of thunderstorms developing after 2 p.m.
A high of around 90 degrees is anticipated, with calm winds shifting to northwest later in the afternoon.
As for Sunday night, a 30 percent chance for thunderstorms persists until 2 a.m., with partly cloudy skies and lows remaining steady at 71 degrees.
Monday is projected to continue the trend, featuring likely showers and thunderstorms mainly after 2 p.m., alongside mostly sunny conditions.
The chance of precipitation jumps to 70 percent on Monday, with temperatures again reaching about 90 degrees.
Monday night may see continued storms until approximately 8 p.m., with mostly cloudy conditions overnight and lows around 71 degrees.
Heading into Tuesday, expect conditions to escalate further as early morning thunderstorms give way to showers and potentially severe thunderstorms after 2 p.m.
Highs will hover near 88 degrees with a robust 80 percent chance of rain.
Tuesday night will likely see lingering storms and showers before tapering off to a lower chance after 2 a.m., with lows similar to previous nights at around 71 degrees.
The forecast for Wednesday anticipates more volatility, with likely thunderstorms contributing to a partly sunny atmosphere and highs near 88 degrees.
Precipitation chances remain at 60 percent, emphasizing the ongoing threat for unsettled weather.
Wednesday night echoes prior patterns with likely thunderstorms expected, thus continuing the trend of mostly cloudy conditions; lows reach around 70 degrees.
Projections for Thursday show a slight easing with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms, mixed with partly sunny skies and highs approaching 89 degrees.
As the weather outlook continues to change, residents are urged to stay informed and prepared as conditions can shift rapidly.
Understanding climate and weather is crucial, especially during volatile seasons. The NWS elaborates on the difference between climate and weather terms, noting that weather refers to the current state of the atmosphere, while climate encompasses the average atmospheric conditions over an extended period.
Such insights serve to enhance awareness in how these variables influence daily life and ongoing discussions about climate change.
The NWS is dedicated to providing consistent and accurate forecasts to protect lives and property while enhancing economic stability across the United States and its territories.
For continuous updates on weather conditions and climate data in the Atlanta area, the local NWS Climate FAQ serves as a valuable resource.
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