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The Peachtree City forecast office says temperatures climb toward the mid-90s into the weekend with heat indexes likely returning to or approaching triple digits by mid to late week — a pattern that collides with outdoor work, school rhythms, and evening events.
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NWS Atlanta point forecasts show midweek highs near 91–94°F with heat index values as high as 99–100°; FOX 5 relays NOAA’s finding that July 2026 was the warmest month in U.S. history for the Lower 48.
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National Weather Service Peachtree City’s Monday graphicast flags rising temperatures and moisture, with heat indices likely returning to or near triple-digit values by mid to late week across the forecast area.
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National Weather Service Peachtree City highlights gradual warming, continued daily shower and thunderstorm chances, and heat index values likely returning to triple digits by midweek across parts of central Georgia.
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Severe-or-worse drought left the state map after a Sept. 23, 2025 start; April’s statewide severe coverage and D4 peak still define how bad the event got before summer rains rebuilt moisture.
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Peachtree City's Wednesday discussion keeps diurnally driven storms under a weakening mid-level low, with localized flash-flood risk and triple-digit heat-index potential as the Bermuda high rebuilds.
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Peachtree City's 1:35 a.m. Wednesday discussion keeps scattered afternoon storms under a weakening mid-level low, with 1-2 inch-per-hour rain rates and minimal severe wind setup.
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Peachtree City’s Monday Area Forecast Discussion and FOX 5’s back-to-school briefing both flag higher shower and thunderstorm coverage Tuesday after a milder first-day pattern Monday.
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Peachtree City’s point forecast for Atlanta calls for a high near 87°F, a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms mainly after 4 p.m., and a humid pattern that keeps daily storm odds alive through midweek.
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Peachtree City’s point forecast calls for a high near 86°F, multiple rounds of rain, and a stormy Saturday night — a wet backdrop for outdoor events across the metro.
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A cold front sparked heavy rain, gusty winds and flash flooding from the mountains into parts of metro Atlanta on Tuesday evening, leaving crews clearing debris Wednesday morning.
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The National Weather Service in Peachtree City dropped the metro Atlanta Heat Advisory early Thursday but kept a separate Heat Advisory in effect for parts of eastern Georgia from noon to 8 p.m. Forecasters also warned of scattered strong to severe thunderstorms across north and central Georgia during the afternoon and evening hours.
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Forecast heat index values of 105 to 108 are expected across eastern Georgia from noon to 8 p.m. Wednesday. In Fayette County, the Williamsburg Way boil-water advisory was lifted on schedule after Tuesday's water main break.