MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – An incoming cold front may bring a few showers to Middle Georgia Wednesday afternoon/evening.

This Evening

A mostly sunny afternoon will become a relatively clear night around Middle Georgia with low temperatures likely to jump back above average tonight into the mid-upper 40s around the region. The wind will flow out of the west around 5-10 mph. A bit of patchy fog may be possible during the sunrise hours on Wednesday.

Veteran’s Day

Wednesday is expected to be the cloudiest day of the week and yet overall there should still be a healthy dose of sun across Middle Georgia. Temperatures will again reach into the mid to upper 70s in the afternoon as the wind increases from the west at around 5-12 mph. Gusts should range from 15-20 mph through much of Wednesday afternoon. Overall the rain odds are not very high and should be limited to a few showers but it is still possible that upwards of 1/3 of Middle Georgia could see a bit of light rain.

Overnight one or two showers may linger early before a handful of clouds stick around through the night. It will be the warmest night of the week with temperatures likely to valley in the low to mid 50s across much of the region. The wind will remain a bit breezy out of the west-southwest. Gusts should still push to around 17 mph through the night.

Thursday and Beyond

The cold front will arrive Thursday morning bringing a shift in wind direction as well as an increase in velocity. Temperatures will peak in the upper 60s and lower 70s around Middle Georgia Thursday afternoon as the wind flows from the west-northwest at 8-16 mph. Gusts of 30 mph will be possible through the afternoon with most of them ranging from 20-25 mph. These stronger winds will drop temperatures into the 30s leading into Friday morning. Highs heading into the weekend will likely be below 60 degrees with the overnights beginning Friday flirting with the freezing point!

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