Kaylee Barbee

Georgia is experiencing an EXTREME drought, with Columbus seeing nearly 20 inches of rain below average since June, and another chance for rain is expected midweek next week.

Over the weekend, the region will experience cool temperatures and clear skies, before a cold front moves in midweek, potentially bringing severe weather.

Mother's Day weekend will be cloudy with a chance of showers, while next week will bring a cold front and the possibility of heavy rain.

The week will start off warm and sunny, with temperatures cooling down on Thursday and Friday, before rising again to the 90s by the middle of next week, with humidity and stray showers expected.

After recent rainfall, the EXTREME drought in Lee, Russell, and Macon counties has been downgraded to a SEVERE drought, with temperatures expected to rise into the 90s next week and a few pop up showers possible on Sunday.

This weekend will bring warmer temperatures with a chance of showers and storms on Sunday, followed by a slow-moving front bringing showers and humidity next week.

The region is expecting a muggy and stormy forecast to continue throughout the week, with temperatures in the upper 80s and isolated showers and storms, followed by scattered-widespread showers over t...

Showers and storms are expected to continue through the weekend, with temperatures remaining in the mid-80s, and a new system bringing more rain on Thursday, while relief from the muggy weather is exp...

Scattered showers and storms are expected to continue through the weekend, with a chance of up to 2 inches of rainfall in some areas, before tapering off mid-week with temperatures staying in the mid-...

Isolated storms are expected to continue through the weekend, with temperatures dropping to the low 80s before rising again to near 90 degrees by next weekend, while humidity levels will also drop dra...