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Deeper moisture has arrived to support the chances for numerous showers and thunderstorms toward the weekend.
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SYNOPSIS – Friday could squeeze out a few more showers and thunderstorms, but rain is far from a guarantee, while extra clouds limit the region’s highs to
– A mostly sunny and hotter-than-normal Monday will mark the end of August, as high pressure sits over the Southeast. The Wiregrass will mainly remain dry as well, until deep moisture starts soaking in again on Wednesday, driving rain chances upwards while summertime heat continues into September.
– Besides a PM sprinkle, the Wiregrass will remain dry today as September gets off to a hot start in the mid-90s. A few more showers could be spotted on Wednesday as deeper moisture soaks back in, followed by better rain chances through the last half of the week. Areas that remain dry will continue hosting summertime heat instead.
– While a shower could pop up this afternoon, nothing will deter temperatures from peaking in the mid-90s as a few more clouds flow in from the East. Deeper moisture will accompany them, kicking off a stretch of slightly higher rain chances on Thursday. Some areas of the Wiregrass through that stretch will likely miss out on rain altogether, feeling the heat instead.
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– Intense heat will continue to hog the spotlight this afternoon before areas south and east run into the chance of a few showers Thursday evening. The following afternoons will likely host a few more showers and thunderstorms, but rain will be far from guaranteed throughout Labor Day weekend. Temperatures in the meantime will stay in the 90s, especially for those that remain dry.
Published Sep. 4, 2026 at 4:57 PM CEST | Updated 5 minutes ago (WTVY) - Color The Weather 09-04-26
– Friday morning's cloud cover will prevent temperatures from rising as fast and far as they have been this week, with pop-up showers and thunderstorms likely cooling select areas down this afternoon. Low-end rain chances will continue through Labor Day, sharing the holiday weekend with summertime heat. More hot and mainly dry days are on tap next week.
