MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Clouds will arrive in Middle Georgia ahead of sunrise tomorrow before the next rainmaker arrives tomorrow night.

This Evening

It’s been a sunny and breezy day around Middle Georgia with most spots seeing 10+ degree increases compared to Sunday afternoon. It will be another cold night however as temperatures will again drop below freezing, likely into the mid to upper 20s. The wind will be light out of the southwest. Skies should be clear much of the night, however cirrus clouds should begin to move in before sunrise tomorrow. The clear skies tonight will allow for Middle Georgians to see the Full Snow Moon rather easily.

Tomorrow

A mostly cloudy day is likely Tuesday however a decent amount of sun is likely to get through with most of the clouds being cirrus for a good chunk of the day. Temperatures should reach to around average for this time of year, or low to mid 60s. The wind will continue from the southwest at 5-10 mph with gusts reaching to around 15 mph. Thicker clouds should arrive during the sunset hours.

Tuesday night will be the warmest night seen around Middle Georgia in weeks as not only will lows stay above freezing, but for many spots temperatures will only valley into the upper 40s. Rain is likely through the night and will carry into Wednesday. The wind will be breezy from south-southwest with gusts likely pushing over 20 mph.

Wednesday and Beyond

More rain is likely throughout the day on Wednesday as a slow moving system passes through the southeast. While somewhat similar in setup to the system from this past weekend conditions will be much warmer and thus all precipitation will be rain. Some colder nights will be likely later in the week once dry conditions return after the midweek system.

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