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Atlanta Dew Point & Frizz Forecast

Today's dew point hair forecast for Atlanta, GA, plus when frizz season and glycerin-friendly weather usually arrive.

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Dry air< 35 °F
Hair-friendly35 °F–60 °F
Frizz risk60 °F–65 °F
High frizz65 °F+

Hair weather in Atlanta

Based on daily weather records for 2016–2025, the average dew point in Atlanta ranges from about 34 °F in January to about 70 °F in July. In a typical year that adds up to roughly 140 days with a frizz-risk dew point (60 °F or higher) and 60 days of dry air (below 35 °F).

Frizz season runs May through September: in July, about 98% of days sit at or above 60 °F. That is when silk presses revert fastest and glycerin-heavy stylers tend to puff. Humidity-resistant gels, anti-humidity sprays and protective styles carry you through.

Glycerin-friendly weather (35–60 °F dew points on most days) is most common in February through April and October through December. Those are good months for humectant leave-ins and glycerin-based gels.

January is usually dry: the air pulls water out of hair, so seal with an oil or butter, choose richer leave-ins and use glycerin sparingly.

If you are planning a silk press, December, January and March have historically had the fewest frizz-risk days in Atlanta. Check the live forecast above before your appointment — individual weeks can differ a lot from the average.

The live forecast above uses the same scale as the table below: under 35 °F is dry air, 35–60 °F is hair-friendly, 60–65 °F brings frizz risk and 65 °F or more means high frizz. Read more about how the scale works on the dew point hair forecast page.

Atlanta dew point by month

Month Avg dew point Avg temp Humidity Dry days Hair-friendly Frizz days
January 34 °F (1 °C) Dry air 43 °F 71% 57% 41% 2%
February 41 °F (5 °C) Hair-friendly 50 °F 73% 35% 60% 6%
March 44 °F (6 °C) Hair-friendly 55 °F 68% 28% 68% 4%
April 49 °F (9 °C) Hair-friendly 61 °F 66% 9% 79% 12%
May 58 °F (15 °C) Hair-friendly 70 °F 70% 0% 49% 51%
June 65 °F (19 °C) High frizz 76 °F 73% 0% 19% 81%
July 70 °F (21 °C) High frizz 79 °F 77% 0% 2% 98%
August 69 °F (21 °C) High frizz 77 °F 78% 0% 4% 96%
September 63 °F (17 °C) Frizz risk 74 °F 72% 0% 30% 70%
October 53 °F (12 °C) Hair-friendly 64 °F 70% 3% 72% 25%
November 43 °F (6 °C) Hair-friendly 53 °F 70% 23% 69% 8%
December 38 °F (4 °C) Hair-friendly 47 °F 75% 43% 53% 4%

Monthly averages of daily means, 2016–2025, from the Open-Meteo Historical Weather API (ERA5 reanalysis, CC BY 4.0). “Frizz days” = daily dew point of 60 °F or higher; “dry days” = below 35 °F.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the dew point in Atlanta in summer?

Over 2016–2025, Atlanta's most humid month was July, with an average dew point of about 70 °F (21 °C). About 98% of days that month reached 60 °F or more — frizz territory for most textured hair.

When is the best time to get a silk press in Atlanta?

Historically, December, January and March had the fewest frizz-risk days in Atlanta. Whatever the month, check the live forecast above for the week of your appointment and wrap your hair every night.

Does glycerin work in Atlanta?

Yes, for part of the year. Glycerin-friendly dew points (35–60 °F) were most common in February through April and October through December. In May through September high dew points can make glycerin-heavy products puff. In January the air is often too dry for heavy humectants.

How many frizz days does Atlanta get a year?

Roughly 140 days a year had a daily average dew point of 60 °F or higher, and about 60 days were below 35 °F, based on 2016–2025 weather records.

Sources

Last data update:

  1. National Weather Service. Glossary: dew point. Definition of dew point and how it measures the actual amount of moisture in the air.
  2. Open-Meteo. Weather Forecast API and Historical Weather API documentation. Source of the hourly dew point forecast and the historical daily dew point data used by the forecast and city pages.
  3. Hersbach H, Bell B, Berrisford P, et al. The ERA5 global reanalysis. Q J R Meteorol Soc. 2020;146(730):1999-2049. ERA5 is the reanalysis dataset behind the historical monthly dew point averages on city pages.

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