A cold front will sweep through Metro Atlanta this week, ushering in rain showers as well as a big drop in the temperatures.

This week's rain is the most rainfall for Metro Atlanta since Hurricane Helene rolled through in late September, which was 48 days ago.

A cold front will sweep through North Georgia tomorrow morning, ushering in the next chance for rain showers -- and some may be heavy through the morning commute.

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As the leaves fall and the temperatures cool, you may notice increased deer activity in your yard or throughout the neighborhood.

Foggy conditions will linger through mid-morning, however visibility should improve in time for any Parades taking place after 11am.

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A drastic temperature change -- as much as 40 degrees in the span of a few days -- can impact our homes, patios, and driveways.

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Heading to the Atlanta Air Show in Peachtree City this weekend? Cloudy skies may prompt adjustments to the aviators' flight plans on Sunday.

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Heading into the weekend, there is a very good chance for clear skies during the Atlanta Air Show in Peachtree City October 26 and 27.

The last time Atlanta received any measurable rainfall was on September 29. Since then, blue skies, sunshine, and dry conditions have prevailed over North Georgia.

Sunshine will prevail through the weekend, and temperatures will rebound through the upper 60s into the mid 70s by Sunday.

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October is one of the driest months in Metro Atlanta, which means there is a very good chance for clear skies during the Atlanta Air Show in Peachtree City October 26 and 27.

The north wind is pushing additional cold air into Metro Atlanta over the next 24 hours, bringing the coldest temperatures so far this season.