Cutter Martin
Meteorologist
Atlanta News First
Cutter Martin is a Meteorologist at Atlanta News First.
Cutter joined the First Alert Weather Team in March 2022 following six years at Atlanta News First's sister station WTOC. Prior to Georgia, Cutter worked as a Meteorologist, Live Reporter and Weather Producer at KCBD-TV in Lubbock, Texas.
Weather has been his passion since he was a toddler. Growing up in the Gulf Coast, hurricanes and summer 'thunder-boomers' kept his passion going. Cutter is a graduate of Texas Tech University and member of the National Weather Association.
In his free-time, Cutter enjoyed - you guessed it - following the weather, cooking, and trying new restaurants around town. Follow Cutter on social media! Feel free to say 'hey' and ask him any weather questions you may have.
Scattered rain remains possible; especially late this evening and overnight.
Many communities will record a few freezes this workweek.
The chance of rain peaks Sunday afternoon and early evening.
The weekend begins dry, ahead of a scattered chance of rain Sunday.
Clouds thicken up through the evening hours, but the forecast remains dry.
Temperatures bottom-out in the mid to upper 30s in most communities Thanksgiving morning.
Tuesday is a First Alert Weather Day; road travel will be slower and airport delays are possible due to widespread stormy weather.
Widespread rain and a few storms return Tuesday' a First Alert Weather Day.
Highs this afternoon will only reach the mid to upper 50s; FIRST ALERT Wednesday for more rain.
Temperatures are forecast to be warmest Wednesday and Thursday afternoons.
Temperatures are forecast to approach 80° by the middle of the workweek.
Warmer-than-average weather is on the way!
Much chillier weather, including a couple frost and freeze risks, are in the First Alert Forecast.
It's going to be chilly and breezy Halloween night.
Afternoon temperatures drop nearly 30° between this weekend and the middle of next week.
Temperatures remain seasonable into the start of the workweek.
It'll be a bit milder tonight, under more clouds.
Temperatures remain cooler-than-average through the middle of the worweek.
Sunday will be brisk, with temperatures stuck in the upper 50s and 60s.
Wetter weather is possible by mid-week, especially south of Atlanta.
First Alert Forecast: The weekend welcomes in some Fall-like weather! Staying dry through Tuesday ahead of possible showers Wednesday through Friday.
Temperatures run nearly 10° below average Saturday
On average, fall color peaks across the immediate metro Atlanta area within the first few days of November.
Spotty rain builds in tonight, Friday ahead of a much cooler weekend.
Temperatures will be much cooler this weekend.
Temperatures trend slightly cooler head into mid-week, ahead of a stronger push of cooler air heading into next weekend.
Temperatures peak in the low to mid-80s Sunday afternoon, with relatively low humidity.
The Atlanta Braves, Truist, Atlanta City Parks & Recreation partnered to revamp the ball field adjacent to Dunbar Elementary, just southwest of Downtown Atlanta.
Temperatures will struggle to warm into the lower 80s Monday afternoon, under full sunshine.
More showers, and a few storms, build back in Saturday morning.
Scattered showers and relatively cool temps are in the forecast for the next couple of days.
Isolated showers and storms are possible today through Wednesday
Gusty winds and small hail may occur with a couple storms this afternoon.
Keep an eye on the First Alert radar for showers and thunderstorms popping up on Saturday afternoon and evening.
A new water feature has opened in downtown Smyrna's Village Green.
Temperatures trend warmer Monday, then hotter heading into mid-week.
The forecast remains pleasantly warm, with low humidity through Sunday.
Hurricane Idalia is now a major Category 4 storm as of 5 a.m. Wednesday. The storm is currently packing 130 mph winds as it bears down on the Big Bend of Florida.
Showers and storms will be more numerous Monday and Tuesday.
Heat index temperatures peak above 105 Sunday afternoon and evening.
Several temperature records may be broken next week.
Temperatures may break record highs next week, and it will feel even hotter because of the humidity.
Heat Advisories and Excessive Heat Warnings are in effect.
Dangerous heat and a periods of stormy weather are in the First Alert Forecast.
There is a first alert for scattered strong, to severe, storms through early evening. Monday is a First Alert Weather Day, with a greater risk of severe weather.
A few rounds of storms will make a run at north Georgia Sunday and Monday.
Needed rain is more likely by Thursday and Friday.
It'll feel hotter than 100° for the next few afternoons with an occasional chance of storms.
Near-record heat is forecast through the weekend in metro Atlanta and north Georgia.
