TONIGHT: The cool nights won’t be around anymore due to higher humidity. Lows in the upper 60s near 70° and mostly clear skies for the morning.

THURSDAY: More humid, with a few more clouds and a stray rain chance. Most stay dry, but a few showers and storms are possible mainly in the afternoon and evening off the sea breeze front. Highs remain in the low 90s and feels like temperatures in the upper 90s.

FRIDAY: Better rain chances as more moisture rolls in. More clouds and a scattering of showers and storms are expected Friday afternoon and evening. Friday Night Lights may be impacted, delays and rain will be possible. Temperatures drop some due to more clouds and rain, highs in the upper 80s. Feels like temperatures will be in the 90s due to high humidity.

THE WEEKEND AND MONDAY: Widespread rain is likely starting Saturday lasting through Monday. Waves of rain and storms are likely through the day and night. The wettest day appears to be Sunday, but that could change. Outdoor activities in south Georgia and across the southeast US will be impacted. 1-3″ of rainfall is expected from Friday - Monday. Flooding will be possible. Temperatures drop into the 70s and 80s due to rain cooled air and cloudy skies.

TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY: Cold front is forecast to pass keeping temperatures cooler, but rain chances are a bit uncertain. Models suggest it stalling in Florida, but if it stalls a little closer to Georgia, rain chances and clouds will hold through midweek next week. If it completely passes, rain chances drop significantly. No matter the scenario, highs will drop into the 70s, while lows flirt with the 50s.

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