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Middle Georgia Forecast: Georgia will find itself on the backside of a weak upper level trough today. This will lead to ...
12/09/2025

Middle Georgia Forecast:

Georgia will find itself on the backside of a weak upper level trough today. This will lead to weak upper level subsidence (dryness), and a warm layer that will hinder afternoon convection today and Saturday. A limited amount of available moisture (dew points in the upper 50s) will also make the environment challenging for convection development. Therefore dry weather is expected for 99% of north and Middle Georgia through Saturday. The 1 percent could occur in isolated parts of north Georgia mountains between 4 pm and 9 pm Friday, where differential heating over the higher terrain could lead to shallow convection and a brief light rain shower. Lightning is not expected and most areas even in the mountains will remain dry.

Little to no fluctuation in daily temperature trends is anticipated through Saturday. Afternoon highs will reach into the 80s while morning lows will dip into the low 60s. This will lead to temperatures that are 2 to 6 degrees above seasonal averages in north Georgia and near seasonal averages in Central Georgia.

Middle Georgia Forecast: The ongoing benign weather will continue through the short term. Dry and mostly clear skies wil...
11/09/2025

Middle Georgia Forecast:

The ongoing benign weather will continue through the short term. Dry and mostly clear skies will remain the rule as surface high pressure centered over Ontario slides eastward. While Thursday morning lows will be a couple degrees warmer than Wednesday, they will still remain several degrees below normal, ranging from the mid 50s to low 60s.
Thursday afternoon highs will continue the ongoing gradual warming trend. In fact, a few 90s will likely reemerge with upper 80s largely the rule otherwise.

Middle Georgia Forecast: Dry air remains in place over northern and central Georgia. High pressure will remain in place,...
10/09/2025

Middle Georgia Forecast:

Dry air remains in place over northern and central Georgia. High pressure will remain in place, helping to sustain these dry, sunny conditions, with the nearest moisture being associated with a stationary front that remains in place over the northern part of the peninsula of Florida.

Temperatures are expected to increase somewhat today compared to yesterday, with daytime highs in the mid 70s to upper 80s. That being said, with so little moisture in place, heat indices are not expected to be any higher than those mid 70s to upper 80s. Overnight lows will be in the low 50s to near 60 tonight and tomorrow night.

Middle Georgia Forecast:The extended forecast remains dry through the extended period as surface high pressure remains i...
09/09/2025

Middle Georgia Forecast:

The extended forecast remains dry through the extended period as surface high pressure remains in place under upper level trough over the eastern U.S. This surface level riding will keep the area precipitation free, except for a small area in east Central Georgia that has a non-zero but low chance. Additionally, this set up will support warming high temperatures through the week, though surface wedging will keep these highs from soaring well into the 90s. In general, expect afternoon temperatures in the mid 80s to near 90 by Thursday, and plateauing through the weekend. Overnight lows should stay largely in the 60s, with 5-10 degrees cooler in the mountains.

Unfortunately, beyond the weekend looks to stay similarly warm. Models have the above-normal late summer temperatures persisting into next week. Here’s hoping we can get another taste of fake Fall. Or just go ahead with real Fall.

Middle Georgia Forecast:The front has officially pushed south of the area. Not expecting much in the way of impactful we...
08/09/2025

Middle Georgia Forecast:

The front has officially pushed south of the area. Not expecting much in the way of impactful weather but isolated storms could clip counties with dew points showing up in the low to mid 70s and temperatures near 90. Lightning and gusty winds would be the main threat for any of these isolated storms into the evening. Expecting mainly dry conditions across much of the area with the cold front truly out of north and Middle Georgia.
Winds could become gusty with gusts up to 20 mph possible.

The other main story will be cooler temperatures with highs in the mid 70s to low 80s across the area with lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. We will not be approaching any temperatures records but overall temps will be 3 to 5 degrees below normal. This along with the lower dew points will really make for a pleasant start to the week!

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05/09/2025

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05/09/2025

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Middle Georgia Forecast:Wednesday will see the wedge start to break down as a much stronger system begins to sweep into ...
03/09/2025

Middle Georgia Forecast:

Wednesday will see the wedge start to break down as a much stronger system begins to sweep into the Upper Midwest and the surface low off the East Coast moves away. Flow at the surface should begin to switch more southerly, however, moisture return will still take some time. Highs Thursday will be a bit warmer, but still seasonal, as a result. Best rain chances will remain across Northern Georgia where better overall moisture availability remains.

Middle Georgia Forecast:A large cutoff upper level low continues to meander over the Eastern U.S. today which will help ...
02/09/2025

Middle Georgia Forecast:

A large cutoff upper level low continues to meander over the Eastern U.S. today which will help keep a relatively cool and dry airmass in place over much of North and Central Georgia. Broad surface high over the Appalachians in the northeast and a surface low spinning off the eastern Florida coastline make for a classic wedge environment. We have broad easterly winds across the area as the cooler, drier air continues to spill into the area from the northeast. Temperatures are on track for the most part with 70s and 80s across the region.

Tonight we will see clear skies, calm winds, and some decent radiational cooling. Expect lows near 60 across most of all north and Central Georgia.

On Wednesday, a weakening mid-level shortwave will drop from the Midwest into the Tennessee Valley, along the backside of a deep trough covering much of the Eastern U.S. As the wave approaches the area, low level flow will turn out of the south, bringing in a slightly warmer and more humid airmass. This moisture combined with large scale forcing from the wave will lead to scattered showers and thunderstorms across North Georgia through Thursday. It’s worth noting that the latest models have been much less impressive with the wave/moisture than in recent days, so don’t be surprised if rain chances continue to trend lower. The one thing that has remained consistent is that a cold front associated with a strong low pressure system over the Great Lakes looks to push through the region late Thursday into Thursday night. This will bring a dry airmass back into the region for the end of the week and throughout the weekend, with little to no rainfall chances.

Middle Georgia Forecast: Mild and dry conditions for most of north and Middle Georgia Labor Day Monday. Afternoon highs...
01/09/2025

Middle Georgia Forecast:

Mild and dry conditions for most of north and Middle Georgia Labor Day Monday. Afternoon highs will be in the lower 80s for most. The long term outlook will continue with mostly dry and cool conditions on Tuesday as deep mid-level troughing remains parked over the Eastern U.S. On Wednesday, a mid-level shortwave and associated surface low will be dropping along the backside of the trough across the Lower Mississippi Valley. As the system approaches the area, low to mid-level flow will turn out of the south, bringing in a surge of warm and moist air. This moisture combined with large scale forcing from the system will lead to scattered showers and thunderstorms into Thursday.

Depending on the timing of this system, we could even see some strong to severe storms, though confidence in any severe threat is very low at this time. The cold front associated with this system looks to push through by Thursday night, leading to the return of a mostly dry and cool airmass for the end of the week and throughout the weekend.

Middle Georgia Forecast: Pleasant late summer weather continues again today as reinforcing dry air filters into Georgia....
28/08/2025

Middle Georgia Forecast:

Pleasant late summer weather continues again today as reinforcing dry air filters into Georgia. As surface high pressure slides east, long wave trough axis over the Eastern U.S. will guide a wave into South/Southeast on Thursday. Expect increasing cloud cover through the day Thursday and a return of isolated to scattered showers over east Central Georgia by early Thursday evening. The bulk of the moisture, however, does look to hold off until the weekend.

Temperatures will remain seasonal through the short term. Lingering high clouds overnight tonight are expected to keep morning low temperatures a few degrees warmer than the crisp lows earlier on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday minimums should largely be in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Highs are expected to be in the 80s. We are still running up to 6 degrees below normal for this time of year.

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