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Published Jul. 30, 2026 at 1:47 PM GMT+2 | Updated 9 minutes ago (WTVY) - Color The Weather 07-30-26
– While temperatures bump down to more seasonal levels for the remainder of the week, make no mistake ― it will still be hot, especially for areas that miss out on Thursday and Friday's PM showers and thunderstorms. August will likely start with more rain as a wet system sets up over the eastern half of the U.S. this weekend, limiting highs throughout the region to the 80s. Typical summertime heat and daily rain chances will follow next week.
– Decent rain chances are on the way out as the past weekend's wet system fizzles out to the East. In its wake, lingering moisture and energy will compete with drier air through the week, stirring up more isolated rainfall while temperatures each afternoon sit in the lower 90s.
– The battle between drier air and lingering moisture continues, keeping rain chances slim through midweek while temperatures crawl back into the 90s. The heat will close in on more seasonal levels by Friday as deeper moisture filters in to support a few more pop-up showers and thunderstorms ahead of the weekend.
– With drier air still filtering in midweek, showers and thunderstorms will continue to be rare through the coming afternoons as temperatures settle more into the lower 90s. Highs will hold there while deeper moisture starts soaking back in this weekend to support slightly higher rain chances Sunday and Monday.
– As our pattern of seasonal heat continues, slightly deeper moisture is crawling toward the Wiregrass, helping mix in the chance of a few more pop-up showers and thunderstorms for the days ahead. Most will remain dry, however, while Sunday and Monday's slightly better rain chances close in. Typical summer afternoons will stretch through next week as well.
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Published Aug. 10, 2026 at 1:59 PM CEST | Updated moments ago (WTVY) - Color The Weather 08-10-26
– August's lack of decent rain chances will continue this week as high pressure locks in over the Southeast, providing the Wiregrass at most a few showers and thunderstorms day-to-day. Temperatures will crawl into the mid-90s in the meantime, making the afternoons uncomfortably hot for areas that remain dry.
– Intense heat will take center stage through the days ahead as decent rain chances continue to avoid the region. Between a few showers and thunderstorms at most, temperatures will settle in the mid-90s each afternoon, with the humidity in place throwing feel-like temperatures well into the 100s!
