MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Scattered storms are likely around Middle Georgia tomorrow afternoon and evening.

This Evening

Scattered clouds from the afternoon will linger into the night before clearing a little bit. A few isolated storms will be possible through the evening, however most locations will just stay dry and hot. Real feels will stay over 100 degrees while the sun is out, eventually dropping into the 70s well after midnight. Lows are expected in the mid to upper 70s, so some spots may have real feels that stay in the lower 80s all night long. Wind will be light as it generally flows out of the north.

Tomorrow

A handful of sunshine is expected in the morning before clouds fill in during lunchtime and into the afternoon. Another hot afternoon is expected with highs pushing 100 degrees and heat indexes that will push 110+. An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect for the eastern half of Middle Georgia through 8 PM EDT tomorrow night. The rest of the region is under a Heat Advisory for the same timeframe. Wind will be light and variable.

The afternoon will see scattered storms that should hang around through the evening and into the overnight hours. No severe weather is expected although the strongest storms could bring a few damaging gusts/small hail.

Overnight a few storms/showers will linger before tapering off. Lows are expected in the mid to upper 70s again accompanied by light and variable winds.

Wednesday and Beyond

More clouds are likely Wednesday with storm odds expected to climb even higher than Tuesday. The added rain and clouds will lead to a cooldown with temperatures through the end of the work week and into the weekend.

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