MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Storm odds will ramp up again heading into the end of the work week.

This Evening

Scattered showers and storms are ongoing around Middle Georgia and are expected to continue into tonight. While rain odds will drop after midnight a few showers or perhaps a storm may linger. Expect low temperatures in the upper 60s and lower 70s around the region once again. The wind overnight will be light and variable. Fog is also likely leading into the sunrise Friday.

Tomorrow

A slow moving cold front is on approach to the Peach State as the work week comes to and end. This will further increase storm odds for tomorrow with the chances for rain not just reserved for the afternoon and evening. Temperatures will largely peak in the low to mid 80s however it is possible a few spots don’t reach 80 depending on when rain begins. The wind will be light and variable throughout the afternoon.

Rain will likely continue overnight before slowing some into Saturday morning. Temperatures will valley in the upper 60s for most of the region accompanied by light wind from the southwest. Fog is likely once again during the early parts of the day Saturday.

This Weekend

Expect cloudy skies to stick around as widespread rain is likely Saturday and more scattered storms on Sunday. Temperatures Saturday afternoon will peak in the lower 80s with Sunday’s highs likely in the mid to upper 70s. The cloud cover will stick around into next week before rain odds finally look to slow for a few days.

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