Weather forecast shows mixed sunshine and clouds in Augusta.
Richmond County Schools are keeping an eye on potential weather-related issues as forecasts predict inclement conditions. Despite the warnings, schools and district offices will maintain their usual dismissal schedules. The Transportation Department is taking precautions for potential delays in bus routes this afternoon. The weather in Augusta includes a mix of sunshine and clouds with a chance of rain, impacting the Masters tournament as storms may lead to delays in play.
Augusta, GA – Richmond County Schools are currently monitoring potential weather-related issues as inclement conditions are predicted for the day. Despite the forecasts, schools and district offices will operate on their usual dismissal schedules. However, the Transportation Department is taking extra precautions for after-school travel due to the possibility of delays for bus routes this afternoon.
The weather forecast for Augusta reveals a mix of sunshine and clouds, with a slight chance of rain showers. The high temperature is expected to reach around 80°F, accompanied by gentle winds from the southwest at around 5 to 10 mph. In contrast, the evening is expected to see temperatures drop to a low of 64°F, with winds shifting to the south-southwest at similar speeds.
An updated weather report released on May 13, 2025, at 9:32 a.m. indicated that storms had passed through Georgia overnight. Following this, a 43% chance of rain was reported for Friday morning at the Augusta National Golf Club, where the Masters is currently being held. Wind speeds are projected to increase throughout the day, with gusts potentially reaching up to 39 mph. Afternoon thunderstorms are also a possibility, with the chance of hail accompanying the storms.
Throughout the day, there remains a 30% chance of rain at 3 p.m. and a 35% likelihood by 5 p.m. Additionally, the first tee time for the Masters is set for 7:40 a.m., with the final tee time scheduled for 1:45 p.m. Should adverse weather lead to play delays, the second round of the tournament may need to be completed on Saturday morning, especially given that sunset is not until 7:56 p.m., allowing a window for potential cushion if delays are encountered.
Looking ahead to the weekend, weather conditions for Augusta appear favorable, with predictions indicating clear skies and a 0% chance of rainfall. Saturday’s high temperature is forecasted to be around 67°F, while Sunday is expected to see a high of 71°F. The previous Monday, severe weather conditions prompted Augusta National to evacuate its grounds at 11:25 a.m., and the first practice round had to be stopped due to adverse weather.
The school administration remains committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of students during this period of unpredictable weather, and will continue to monitor conditions closely. Updates regarding the Masters, including any changes due to weather developments, are expected to be shared on the tournament’s official website.
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