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While significant rainfall chances remain low, a few stray showers are not out of the question for Tuesday and Wednesday.
Rain chances remain low but a small system in the Atlantic will move toward the Georgia coast, this will give us a better chance for isolated showers and storms on Friday and perhaps into Saturday.
We'll continue to warm up by the end of the week and into the weekend as an area of high pressure begins to build.
Becoming hot by the end of the weekend and into next week, expect a few afternoon showers and storms with highs in the upper 90s.
The heat continues through the remainder of the week, nearing 100 on both Tuesday and Wednesday and no significant cool down expected after that.
Expect high temperatures today nearing 100 with plenty of sunshine. More of a sun and cloud mix for Wednesday but still staying hot with highs nearing 100 once again.
A front will move into the region on Thursday with the chance for a few scattered showers and thunderstorms by the afternoon and evening, this front will bring a little relief in the heat.
Good news, high temperatures return to average for Thursday with a chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms.
This stationary will wash out by the weekend and highs will once again reach the middle 90s with heat index values near the triple digits.
By: Nicole Phillips, Crystal Whitman, Rex Castillo
Columbus, Ga – It’s a bittersweet version of “Feel Good Friday”, as Nicole Phillips, will step down as WRBL News 3 This Morning’s daily meteorologist. She won’t …
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