Sandy Springs, GA Hourly Forecast

ZIP 30328 · As of 5:23 AM
Now · 5:23 AM
Partly cloudy 50°
Partly cloudy · Feels like 44°

Dry for the next 24 hours. Tomorrow’s high 63°.

High
64°
Low
49°
Rain
1%
Sunset
7:02 PM

Next 48 hours

TimeTempFeelsRainWindHumidity
NowWindy50°42°0%NW 18 mph66%
6 AMWindy49°43°0%NW 18 mph74%
7 AMWindy49°43°0%NW 17 mph74%
8 AMWindy49°41°0%NW 16 mph75%
9 AMWindy50°38°0%N 18 mph75%
10 AMWindy54°42°0%N 18 mph71%
11 AMWindy58°47°0%N 16 mph53%
12 PMWindy59°48°0%N 18 mph59%
1 PMWindy62°50°0%N 18 mph55%
2 PMWindy63°52°0%N 16 mph51%
3 PMWindy64°54°0%N 16 mph48%
4 PMWindy64°54°0%N 16 mph47%
5 PMWindy64°53°0%N 16 mph47%
6 PMClear62°51°0%N 16 mph49%
7 PMClear59°50°0%N 13 mph54%
8 PMClear55°47°0%N 12 mph60%
9 PMClear53°45°0%N 11 mph64%
10 PMClear52°45°0%N 9 mph67%
11 PMClear51°45°0%NE 7 mph70%
Sun
12 AMClear50°47°0%NE 7 mph71%
1 AMClear49°46°0%NE 5 mph72%
2 AMClear53°46°0%E 7 mph44%
3 AMClear47°45°0%E 4 mph72%
4 AMClear46°43°0%E 6 mph72%
5 AMClear46°42°0%E 7 mph71%
6 AMClear46°41°0%E 8 mph71%
7 AMClear45°40°0%E 9 mph70%
8 AMClear45°40°0%E 9 mph69%
9 AMClear45°40°0%E 9 mph69%
10 AMClear54°43°0%E 13 mph48%
11 AMClear54°43°0%E 13 mph48%
12 PMClear54°43°0%E 13 mph48%
1 PMClear61°50°0%E 13 mph36%
2 PMClear61°50°0%E 13 mph36%
3 PMClear61°50°0%E 13 mph36%
4 PMClear63°54°0%E 11 mph33%
5 PMClear63°54°0%E 11 mph33%
6 PMClear63°54°0%E 11 mph33%
7 PMClear54°46°0%E 8 mph47%
8 PMClear54°46°0%E 8 mph47%
9 PMClear54°46°0%E 8 mph47%
10 PMClear49°45°0%E 9 mph55%
11 PMClear49°45°0%E 9 mph55%
Mon
12 AMClear49°45°0%E 9 mph55%
1 AMClear47°43°0%E 9 mph58%
2 AMClear47°43°0%E 9 mph58%
3 AMClear47°43°0%E 9 mph58%
4 AMClear45°40°0%E 8 mph62%

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About Sandy Springs weather

Sandy Springs is in Fulton County, Georgia, United States at 33.92°, -84.38°. Right now it’s 50° and partly cloudy; today’s high is 64° with a 1% chance of rain.

Georgia's climate is humid subtropical across most of the state, with hot summers and mild winters that vary based on elevation and distance from the coast. Atlanta, located in the Piedmont region at roughly 1,050 feet elevation, is notably cooler than the coastal plains. The state receives 45 to 75 inches of rain annually, with the heaviest amounts in the northeast mountains.

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