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North Fulton weather: Warm temperatures, low rain chance Tuesday

April 20, 2014 Atlanta - The main stage is reflected in Johanna Isler's sunglasses as the Dirty Dozen Brass Band performs on stage during the Sweetwater 420 Festival at Centennial Olympic Park on Sunday, April 20, 2014. The three day festival featured musical acts such as the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, G. Love & Special Sauce, Chris Robinson Brotherhood, Sublime and Galactic. Other activities included cornhole tournaments, an Easter egg hunt, food, beer and much more. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

Credit: Jonathan Phillips

Credit: Jonathan Phillips

April 20, 2014 Atlanta - The main stage is reflected in Johanna Isler's sunglasses as the Dirty Dozen Brass Band performs on stage during the Sweetwater 420 Festival at Centennial Olympic Park on Sunday, April 20, 2014. The three day festival featured musical acts such as the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, G. Love & Special Sauce, Chris Robinson Brotherhood, Sublime and Galactic. Other activities included cornhole tournaments, an Easter egg hunt, food, beer and much more. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL
By Mitchell Northam
Sept 4, 2018

It’s back to work and school today in North Fulton.

Expect to begin the week with “unseasonably warm” temperatures, said Channel 2 meteorologist Brian Monahan.

Tuesday’s high is expected to reach 88, and rain chances should remain low throughout the week.

While Tropical Storm Gordon churns toward the Gulf Coast, metro Atlanta and North Fulton are not expected to see the effects of the storm’s downpours.

Here’s a closer look at this week’s weather in north Fulton County…

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While enjoying the warm temps and dry weather, drivers should also expect more traffic on the roads. Tuesday marks the unofficial start of traffic season in Atlanta.

In North Fulton, that meant an early morning delay along I-285.

For a detailed weather forecast, visit the AJC’s weather page.

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