Weather Atlanta 10 Days Forecast

As we head into the weekend, a significant change in weather is expected across the country. In Atlanta, temperatures will drop significantly, ranging from mid-30s to low-70s by afternoon. Meanwhile, other regions are experiencing varying weather conditions.

On the West Coast and Northern Plains, there are no severe weather concerns this weekend. However, cooler temperatures are arriving in Minneapolis, making a flight to Los Angeles a more appealing option.

Heavy snowfall is possible in parts of the country, with breezy conditions expected in some areas. The worst of the weather will likely hit Interstate 80 or 25 corridors in Wyoming, affecting neighboring states like Colorado, Kansas, and Nebraska.

Rain is expected to dampen much of the South, from Texas to Georgia, by the end of the weekend. The East Coast can also expect rain during this period.

Snowfall is forecasted between Utah and Missouri/Illinois, as a new storm system moves east. This may cause wet road conditions in parts of Florida, including Jacksonville, Orlando, and Tampa.

According to digital meteorologist Jonathan Belles, 'As you turn your gaze toward shopping between Black Friday and Cyber Monday or just the trip home, we'll be watching a storm system dip into the Central US.' Snow could lead to air travel delays in Denver and Salt Lake City. However, if you're traveling by car, it's essential to consider potential shopping crowds.

For air travelers, the most concerning weather will be in parts of the Mountain West. On Friday, rain and snow may impact travel, making it a challenging day for those heading out.

Despite analysts predicting much holiday shopping will be done online, Friday is expected to be the busiest shopping day of the year. To ensure a smooth airport experience, Transportation Security Administration agents are urging travelers to arrive at least 2 hours early on Sunday.

Airports in major metro areas are expected to reach their peak holiday week congestion periods on Thursday and Friday. Sunday will mark the busiest day ever recorded at U.S. airports this weekend, with millions taking to the roads.

While airport crowds eased slightly on Thursday, the busiest day of Thanksgiving travel may still be ahead. Sign up for The Weather Channel's Morning Brief email newsletter to stay updated on weekday weather forecasts from our meteorologists.

This article is based on information provided by The Weather Channel and offers insights into the weekend's forecast, including temperature changes, snowfall, and travel advisories.

Weather atlanta 10 days forecast