TONIGHT: As of 7:45PM, storms are beginning to cluster. The main cluster which stretches from Clinch to Sumter counties is moving slowly to the northeast. A second cluster stretches into Colquitt, Mitchell, and Grady counties and is also moving Northeast.
These storms do carry a very low risk for damaging winds up to 60 mph and small hail. Any instances of these will be very brief and isolated. The main threats with these storms are heavy downpours and frequent lightning. Storm activity and the inherent severe risk should be dying out by midnight. A few showers may linger deeper into the overnight hours.
Storms linger through the evening for some(WALB)
SUNDAY: Sunday morning looks dry and warm. Temperatures in the morning will float around 70 degrees and will warm up quickly into the upper 80s for most in the early afternoon. Numerous showers and storms are expected to develop in the early afternoon hours and linger into the evening. Storms will likely cluster, which could lead to prolonged heavy rainfall for some. Flooding and frequent lightning will be the primary threats.
Dry at first, then turns Stormy on your Sunday(WALB)A look at your Sunday Storms(WALB)
MEMORIAL DAY: Again, the morning of Memorial Day looks dry and warm, but once lunch time passes numerous storms will start to pop and cluster. These will bring very heavy downpours and frequent lightning. If you manage to dodge the storms, highs will be in the upper 80s. Overall storm activity will steadily decrease heading into the later evening hours.
Memorial Day Afternoon will bring Numerous Storms(WALB)
REST OF THE WEEK: It sounds like a broken record, but afternoon/evening storm chances stick around for the rest of the week. A fairly stationary pattern will supply a seamlessly endless amount of moisture to South Georgia keeping rain chances fairly high. Any storms that develop will bring frequent lightning and heavy downpours. High temperatures steadily get chipped away through the week, eventually dropping into the low-mid 80s by the end of the week. Rainfall totals by the end of the week look to be widespread 2-3″+, isolated locations could see double that.
7 Day Forecast!(WALB)
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