Plan For The Weather
Weather Your Day helps you predict typical weather conditions for any day and location you select based on 10 years of historical satellite and remote sensing data. Whether you’re planning a wedding, vacation, or outdoor event, we deliver clear summaries on how the weather will feel — including mood indicators and planning tips — all while accounting for recent climate trends.
Atlanta, GA
Sep 23rd Is Usually:
Sunny
Warm breezy skies with a touch of cloud, a calm day to breathe.
A day with partly cloudy skies and warm temps feels inviting—perfect for outdoor activities. The breezy wind adds a refreshing touch but might require a light jacket or layers so you're comfortable. Humidity is sticky, so breathable clothing is ideal. With rain rare and no storms expected, you can plan outdoor outings like a picnic, a walk, or visiting a park without worry. Just keep an eye on the sky and be ready to seek cover if the breeze picks up. Overall, a lively, warm day perfect for enjoying the outdoors!
Warm
High: 83°F° Low: 62°F
Pleasantly warm. Great for outdoor plans but may feel hot in direct sun. Dress in breathable fabrics and stay hydrated if active.
Partly Cloudy
27% Cloud Cover
A balanced mix of sun and clouds with shifting skies. Great for outdoor plans. Light layers and sunglasses suit warm days, while a jacket helps on colder ones—stay ready for both sun and shade.
Rain Is Rare
0% Chance Of Rain
0% Chance Of Heavy Rain
Skies are generally dry—precipitation is very unlikely. In colder months, even snow is a long shot.
Breezy
Wind 4 MPH N
Gusts Up To 18 MPH
Noticeable wind that adds a chill on cold days and cools you off when it’s warm. Can ruffle hair or loose clothes.
No Storms
7% Chance
Clear of storms. No thunder or lightning expected. Great for outdoor activities, travel, or events with minimal weather concerns.
Sticky
Humidity: 56%
Dewpoint: 59°F
A slight stickiness in the air. Warm temps may feel muggy, while cooler days may feel damp or close.
Snow Unlikely
0 in
0 in of snow on ground
Conditions are not favorable for snowfall