MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Temperatures around Middle Georgia will be back in the 90s Friday afternoon.

This Evening

A partly sunny afternoon will give way to a mostly clear and semi muggy night around Middle Georgia. Wind will flow from the south overnight at around 5 mph. Low temperatures will largely be in the upper 60s, however a few low 70s will be possible for the warmer spots. Fog will also be possible ahead of sunrise Friday thanks to increasing humidity and light wind.

Tomorrow

Friday is likely to be mostly sunny and hot across Middle Georgia with highs climbing into the lower 90s with real feels into the upper 90s. A few stray showers or perhaps a thunderstorm will be possible over the latter half of the day. Wind will be light from south-southeast around 5 mph.

Overnight will once again be mostly clear as the wind stays light from the south. Lows will hover around 70 degrees. A stray shower or storm will be possible in the evening/early overnight hours.

This Weekend and Beyond

Saturday will have the highest rain odds as a cold front approaches from the northwest. The best window for storm activity will be in the late afternoon and evening. Activity should overall be isolated in nature. Sunday could see a storm or two early (primarily southeastern counties of the region) before mostly sunny conditions take over for the rest of the day. Pleasant northeast breezes will start Monday and carry into the middle of next week.

The Tropics

Chances are we will have Tropical Storm Gabrielle before long. Right now Invest91L has 90% odds to become a depression within the next week and 60% odds to become a depression within the next 48 hours. As the NHC continues to shave the northern portions of the Cone of Uncertainty away monitoring this system becomes more important.

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