HALLOWEEN NIGHT: A few light showers will pop up through the evening and overnight, but many stay dry underneath overcast skies. Temperatures this evening in the 70s eventually dropping into the low 60s early Sunday morning. Remember, the time falls back an hour tonight, so set your clocks before you head to bed.

SUNDAY: More light showers, scattered to numerous in nature guide you through your Sunday. It doesn’t look like a washout, but most locations will see at least some rain. Rain totals will be light, most stay at or below half an inch. Clouds and the presence of rain/virga should keep temperatures in the lower half of the 70s if not the upper 60s during the afternoon.

MONDAY - TUESDAY: More sun causes temperatures to warm back up. Highs around 80° with lows in the lower 60s. Humidity stays elevated. Rain chances drop to near 0%.

WEDNESDAY: Rain chances pop back up, a cold front starts approaching South Georgia bringing the potential for showers and storms in the afternoon, evening and maybe even overnight. Confidence in a severe threat is low. Most models suggest storms to start dying off before fully making it to South Georgia, but the dynamics of this system suggest at least some chance for a stronger storm or two. Expect more details to come over the next day or two regarding this event.

THURSDAY - END OF WEEK: Cold front looks to pass, may bring a handful of showers in its wake on Thursday before dry air starts moving in to end the week. This should work to decrease clouds and cool temperatures especially overnight back to near average.

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