Cold front moves through, brings chance of rain

ATLANTA — A series of cold fronts will move through north Georgia over the next couple of days, bringing with them the coldest air in about four months.

Severe Weather Team 2 says there will be another day of summertime weather before it starts to feel like fall.

Temperatures will climb into the upper-80s and low 90s across much of north Georgia on Monday.

The best chance of rain during the afternoon and early evening will be in the mountains. It will be mostly dry in the metro area.

Monday night into Tuesday, the front will move across the area with a better chance for more widespread showers.

Temperatures Tuesday will drop into the low-to-mid 80s.

By Wednesday, an upper level and secondary cold front will drop south into the area with a partly cloudy sky. Highs Wednesday will be near 80.

WHAT CAN YOU ONLY GET ON CHANNEL 2 ACTION NEWS?

• Updated hour-by-hour jet stream/temperature forecast.
• Updated hour-by-hour cloud and rain forecast showing the locations with a chance for showers Monday and Tuesday.
• A specific breakdown of the rain chance Monday and Tuesday.
• Updated tropical information.

Join Chief Meteorologist Glenn Burns and Meteorologist Brian Monahan for forecast updates on Channel 2 Action News starting at 4 p.m.

Cox Media Group