Augusta experiences a humid subtropical climate, meaning hot, humid summers are the norm. We’ll provide real-time data, because understanding the heat index is crucial, especially during those sweltering August days. Historically, Augusta has seen its share of significant weather events. Summer thunderstorms are common, often bringing brief but intense downpours.
Augusta Weather Resources
Augusta Weather Console
Current Conditions
Temperature: 74°F
Humidity: 65%
Wind Speed: 7 mph
Source: National Weather Service (NWS)Rainfall (Last 7 Days)
Augusta: 1.3 inches
Region Avg: 1.6 inches
Source: Weather Prediction Center (WPC)Drought Conditions
Current Status: Abnormally Dry
Last Updated: October 2023
Source: US Drought MonitorAugusta Radar (KAGS)
Source: NOAA/NWS
SPC Day 1 Outlook
Source: Storm Prediction Center (SPC)
SPC Day 2 Outlook
Source: Storm Prediction Center (SPC)
Southern States Travel Advisories
Georgia
No major advisories at this time.
South Carolina
No major advisories at this time.
North Carolina
No major advisories at this time.
While Augusta is inland, it’s crucial to understand that remnants of tropical systems can still bring significant impacts. Forecasts indicate that the 2025 hurricane season is predicted to be near normal, but that does not mean that there is no risk. Potential impacts for Augusta include heavy rainfall, which can lead to flooding, and gusty winds.
It is always important to stay informed about the latest hurricane season forecasts and advisories from our hurricane center here and feel free to look over past seasons.
A notable weather tidbit: Augusta’s location inland means it can experience more extreme temperature swings than coastal cities. The summer heat can be intense, but winters can also bring occasional cold snaps. So, whether you’re here for the Masters, exploring the Riverwalk, or enjoying the city’s rich history, we’ll provide the weather insights you need. Understanding Augusta’s weather, and the potential impacts of the hurricane season, is like adding another layer to your appreciation of this historic cit
We will monitor rainfall closely, a key factor in Augusta’s lush landscapes and the health of the Savannah River watershed. We also track drought conditions (above), important for both environmental awareness and planning your outdoor activities.