You have another chance to see the International Space Station fly over Atlanta again tonight.  Skies will be mostly clear for good visibility for the flyover.  

It begins this evening at 6:51.  Look toward the northwest at the beginning about 10 degrees above the horizon.  It may be hard to see it at first if you have a lot of trees blocking your view at that height.  The bright white dot will move across the sky peaking at a height of 64 degrees above the horizon.  It will disappear at about 11 degrees above the horizon in the southeast sky.  The entire event will last 6 minutes.

Many folks saw it earlier in the week through some high thin clouds.  Tonight's visibility will be much better.  Tonight's event also lasts 2 more minutes.  However tonight's flyover won't be as high in the sky as Monday's flyover.

Winter is back!  The cold air continues to spill in overnight.   It will get even colder by morning.  Temperatures drop to 24 by morning.  The clouds will clear out overnight.

Thursday, we will have plenty of sunshine...and plenty of cold air.  We start off in the mid 20s, then move above freezing between 9 and 10am.  We eventually hit 50 in the afternoon.

It gets cold again Thursday night.  We drop to 29 by Friday morning with mostly clear skies.  We will gradually warm up into the weekend.  Highs Saturday will be near 60 degrees.  Sunday we are up to 67.  Don't get used to it.  Another blast of cold air moves in next week.

Rain and snow observations are about to become more sophisticated thanks to a new satellite that will be cruising 253 miles above Earth.