Forecast Last Updated at Tuesday, July 7, 2020 at 6:31PM

Stray Evening Shower Possible

Low pressure has been moving east across Georgia today. It spread moisture northward which produced isolated showers and thundershowers. Any remaining showers taper off this evening. Wednesday will have considerably less rain. Thursday will be even drier, and warmer.

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Tuesday Hi: 71 Lo: 62 Generally cloudy; Maybe an evening shower or thundershower; Light SE wind

Wednesday Hi: 76 Lo: 61 Mostly cloudy; Widely scattered, mostly afternoon thundershowers; Light East wind

Thursday Hi: 79 Lo: 61 Scattered afternoon clouds; Warmer; Isolated afternoon t-showers; Light SE wind

Friday Hi: 80 Lo: 62 Scattered clouds; Widely scattered PM t-showers

Saturday Hi: 76 Lo: 60 Becoming mostly cloudy; Widely scattered, mostly afternoon showers and storms

Further Out

Sunday - Scattered clouds; Pleasant; High in the upper 70s; Low near 60 degrees
Monday - Partly to mostly cloudy; Scattered, mostly afternoon showers & t-showers; High in the mid 70s; Low near 60 degrees

Forecast Discussion

A tropical low is moving east across Georgia today. It will be in South Carolina Wednesday, then drift slowly up the Mid-Atlantic Coast. A stationary front stretches from South Carolina to North Texas. It will remain there during the next seven days. No fronts from the west will reach us, but remnants of a faded front will move across the Southern Appalachians Friday and Saturday.

Today had moisture arriving from the south. Showers were isolated in nature but we still felt the humidity.

As the tropical low moves to our east, shower and thundershower coverage diminish Wednesday (widely scattered) and Thursday (isolated). Thursday will be noticeably warmer with more sun.

Friday continues warm weather, but expect widely scattered mostly afternoon thundershowers. Saturday will be slightly less warm with another round of widely scattered, mostly afternoon thundershowers.

If we can get a completely dry day, it will be Sunday. Then the front to our south edges closer, increasing afternoon thundershower coverage Monday.

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