Wet and Mild Wednesday Morning Across North Georgia April 29 With Temperatures in the 60s Rain Sliding Out of Alabama and Showers Tapering Through Afternoon

NORTH GEORGIA / ATLANTA — North Georgia is waking up to a wet and mild Wednesday morning on April 29 with temperatures sitting comfortably in the low to mid 60s across the entire region — as additional moisture slides out of Alabama through the morning hours before rain activity gradually tapers off to spotty showers through the afternoon.

Wet Start Wednesday Morning With Temps in the 60s Regionwide

Meteorologist Greg Majewski confirmed in the Wednesday morning update that the entire North Georgia region is experiencing a wet and mild start to the day with everyone sitting in the 60s. Radar imagery showed widespread green returns blanketing the full North Georgia corridor from Dalton and Cleveland in the north down through Jasper, Roswell, and Atlanta in the south — confirming active rain coverage across the region at the time of the morning update.

Current temperatures recorded across the North Georgia radar footprint showed a narrow and mild range — Atlanta and Roswell sitting at 64 degrees, Dalton and Kingston at 63 degrees, Jasper and Buffington at 61 degrees, Blue Ridge at 60 degrees, Dahlonega at 60 degrees, Gainesville at 60 degrees, Peachtree City at 62 degrees, and Villa Rica at 61 degrees — confirming the uniformly mild and humid feel to the Wednesday morning across the entire region.

More Rain Sliding Out of Alabama Through the Morning

The rainy weather is not finished for North Georgia just yet. Forecasters confirmed that additional moisture is continuing to slide out of Alabama and push eastward into the North Georgia corridor through the morning hours of April 29. The heaviest and most concentrated radar returns at the time of the update were visible over the Atlanta metro area — particularly around Roswell, the I-285 corridor, and communities east and southeast of the city including Covington and surrounding areas showing yellow and orange radar returns indicating heavier rainfall pockets.

The northwest Georgia corridor including Dalton, Cartersville, Kingston, and Rockmart was also sitting under active green radar returns as the Alabama moisture continued pushing into the region.

Rain Tapering to Spotty Showers This Afternoon

The good news for North Georgia residents looking for any break in the wet pattern is that the current round of rainfall is expected to gradually taper off to spotty showers through the afternoon hours of Wednesday. The morning will remain the wetter portion of the day before conditions begin to slowly improve heading into the midday and afternoon timeframe.

Communities across the full North Georgia footprint — from the Tennessee border corridor near Dalton and Cleveland southward through Jasper, Gainesville, Dahlonega, Roswell, Atlanta, Peachtree City, and Covington — should plan for a wet morning commute with gradual improvement expected through the day. Stay with GordonRamsayClub.com for the latest updates.