Patchy frost will be possible across inland areas of southeast Georgia overnight and early Thursday.
Skies will become partly cloudy then cloudy over southeast Georgia with a slight chance of showers. Rain will become more widespread through the day on Friday with waves of rain and thunderstorms expected Friday night through early Sunday.
Cooler temperatures return as skies clear early next week.
Tonight: Clear, cool and calm. Patchy frost possible over inland southeast Georgia.
Thursday: It’s a great day for a TOY DRIVE at Channel 4! Patchy frost for some inland areas of SE GA then becoming partly cloudy. Clouds will develop through the day in SE GA with a slight chance of afternoon and evening showers. Morning lows in the 30s and 40s for SE GA, 40s and 50s for NE FL. Afternoon highs in the 60s. Wind: NNE 5 -15 mph. Cloudy overnight with showers possible over SE GA.
What to expect: A cold front will stall over the area Friday night into Saturday Night before finally shifting into central Florida on Sunday. Excess moisture and the frontal boundary will provide numerous to widespread showers with embedded thunderstorms moving across the area Saturday afternoon into Sunday morning.
This will bring beneficial rainfall to our severe/extreme drought areas with rainfall totals in the 1 to 4 inch range.
Minor flooding could occur in areas that receive rounds of heavy rainfall in a short period of time. The axis of heavy rain will generally be across inland SE GA to I-10.
Sunrise: 7:08 a.m.
Sunset: 5:26 p.m.