Forecast Last Updated at Tuesday, March 26, 2019 at 12:25PM

Clouds; Colder

Low pressure in Southern Georgia keeps clouds over us today as colder Canadian air returns from the north. Tuesday is chilly with spotty drizzle and maybe even a snowflake mixed in. Skies clear tonight and remain mostly clear through Thursday. Wednesday is cool, but temperatures warm progressively til Friday. Friday and Saturday are especially nice.

Tuesday Hi: 46 Lo: 23 Clouds, dense fog at times; Chilly; Spotty drizzle or light rain during the day; A snowflake possible; Clouds decrease tonight; Light NE wind

Wednesday Hi: 50 Lo: 26 Lots of sunshine; Cool temperatures; SE wind 5-10 mph

Thursday Hi: 58 Lo: 35 Sunshine; A step warmer; South wind 5-10 mph

Friday Hi: 63 Lo: 39 Scattered clouds; Very nice

Saturday Hi: 63 Lo: 38 Increasing clouds; Pleasant day; Rain by late Sat. night

Further Out

Sunday - Clouds decreasing by evening; Turning colder; Light AM rain possibly ending as flurries; High in the mid 40s; Low in the mid 20s
Monday - Scattered clouds; Chilly; High in the upper 40s; Low in the upper 20s

Forecast Discussion

A front moved through Monday and chilly Canadian high pressure enters today. Low pressure moving slowly east across Southern Georgia along with a a cool air wedging down the Appalachians keeps clouds overhead today with spotty drizzle with a snowflake or two possible. Clouds decrease tonight with cold temperatures for late March.

The center of high pressure moves across the Northeast U. S. tomorrow and into the Atlantic Thursday; however, it keeps a toe-hold on the Southeast through the daytime Saturday. Expect dry weather with a cool Wednesday then progressively warmer temperatures.

The next front arrives early Sunday morning. Saturday has increasing clouds and light rain after midnight as the front arrives. Sunday will be much cooler with early light rain, possibly ending as flurries. Clouds decrease by Sunday evening.

April begins with low pressure trolling the Gulf of Mexico, probably too far south to affect our weather. Temperatures for April Fools Day will be much colder than seasonal norms.

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