Coldest night of the season so far tonight, protect the 4 P's! Fortunately, temperatures become more mild tomorrow afternoon and they continue to steadily warm through the work week. Rain chances return Thursday lingering into Friday morning.
This upcoming week will be the tale of two air masses throughout South Georgia. An Arctic air mass has filtered in behind a cold front that moved through yesterday, ushered in by chilly northwest winds. Those winds continued overnight, making lows in the 20s feel like the teens at times.
Frosty to fine with tons of sunshine today. We warm even more tomorrow. Rain chances peak Saturday overnight into Sunday morning. Temperatures cool through the day and then tank Sunday night. The Arctic Blast will be felt in earnest Monday. A Hard Freeze is expected Tuesday morning.
A milder morning and a cooler afternoon today. A frosty start Friday and then we warm into the weekend. A slight of showers shows Sunday morning. An Arctic Blast follows with the coldest air of the season. A hard freeze is expected by Tuesday morning. A big warm-up is then expected mid-week.
A heavy frost & patchy freezing fog will greet you this morning. We warm into the 60s this afternoon with tons of sun. Temperatures moderate tomorrow. After a frosty start Friday we warm into the lower 70s by Saturday. Our next cold front arrives Sunday.
Freezing temperatures tonight! The rest of the work week will stay cold, overnight lows linger in the 30s and afternoon highs in the upper 50s and 60s. Rain stays away for the rest of the week. The weekend will be warmer.
A frosty cold start will be cool and mostly sunny by afternoon. A freeze is expected tomorrow morning and then milder in the afternoon. We cool back some Thursday with some frost by Friday morning. The weekend continues to trend warmer.
Early morning showers make way for late afternoon sunshine. Colder overnight with some patchy frost. Cool sunshine tomorrow afternoon sets us up for freeze Wednesday AM. However, afternoon temperatures will finally warm us back into the 60s. That'll take us into the weekend.
The rainy weather is coming to an end tomorrow! The sun will be making a return Monday afternoon. Expect another cool and damp night tonight with scattered showers arriving late and clearing in the morning on Monday.
Rain and thunder will overspread the area this morning and lasts into the afternoon. Rain may be heavy too. Most will be locked down in the 50s today. The exception is the southeastern counties that may reach near 70 degrees. An isolated thunderstorm may turn severe there. Widespread rain Saturday turns to showers Sunday. A few showers linger Monday morning and then finally drier after.
A much wetter pattern takes over this week. Rain chances rise this afternoon and peak overnight and last into tomorrow morning. A solid inch of rain is expected. A colder & drier mid-week & then rain returns in earnest to end the week. An additional 1"-3' of rain is expected through Saturday.
Happy Thanksgiving! Colder weather lasts into the weekend. A freeze is expected tomorrow morning. Milder by the end of the weekend with slight rain chances. Better rain chances for the first part of next week and we cool back down.
Morning showers and storms end by midday. Temperatures will be more than 10 degrees cooler than yesterday afternoon under partly cloudy skies. Clearing and colder tonight. Sunny and cool for Thanksgiving. A pair of freezes after & then milder Sunday. Rain chances return by then.
A cooler start with some patchy fog turns mild this afternoon. Record warmth is expected tomorrow afternoon. A round of strong storms is possible 1am-7am Wednesday. Cooler to colder and drier in-time for Thanksgiving
Areas of morning fog makes way for near record warmth. The warmth stays that way through Saturday. By then, there will be a slight chance of a shower. Drier and slightly cooler Sunday and Monday
Warmer and more humid today. Morning fog tomorrow with near record warmth. More warmth is expected Friday. Rain chances show Saturday. Drier and less humid Sunday.
After a cold start, we warm significantly. Humidity will rise tomorrow and we will near record warmth the rest of the work week. Rain chances build Friday night and linger to the slight side into Saturday.
A chillier start this morning and again Saturday. Tons of sun warms us each afternoon. Sunday we warm even more, then gently cooler Tuesday. We warm even more mid-week with no mention of rain.
After the first true cold snap of the fall that ended the growing season across SGA, temperatures have moderated slightly heading into the latter part of the week. Lows both Friday and Saturday mornings look to be primarily in the lower 40s with some isolated spots dipping briefly into the upper 30s before sunrise. With bright sunshine and dry conditions, temperatures will warm quickly into the middle to upper 70s.
Bundle-Up on this Veterans Day as a widespread freeze is being realized. It'll be cool and sunny this afternoon. A lighter freeze expected tomorrow morning and then the big warm-up. Chilly starts and warmer afternoons take us right in the weekend with tons of sun.
Near record cold is expected the next 24 hours with highs near 50 and lows in the middle 20s. Gusty winds to 35 mph will make it feel even colder. A big-warm up comes Wednesday. Seasonably warm weather takes us to the end of the week.
A seasonably cool start with some patchy fog. We warm into the lower 80s this afternoon with building humidity under mostly sunny conditions. A few evening showers and thunderstorms may turn strong to severe. There is a Marginal Risk of a damaging wind gust and/or hail. A few showers linger tomorrow morning. Another round of strong storms will be possible for the first part of Sunday. The Arctic Air mass will blast through Sunday night. Near record cold is expected after.
Patchy fog with a seasonable start and then mostly sunny and warm this afternoon. Add humidity tomorrow & a rain chance Friday night into Saturday morning. An isolated thunderstorm could turn strong. A powerful cold front arrives Sunday night. It will bring much colder weather.
After a chilly start we warm to near 80°. Some patchy AM Fog tomorrow and then more warmth. Humidity levels rise Friday. Rain chance rise Friday Night and linger into Saturday. Drier air returns Sunday, The Arctic Blast will follow.
