Georgia residents woke up to cloudy skies and light showers Thursday morning as a wedge of cool air pushed across the state. Forecasters say the gloomy weather will stick around for the next few days, with increasing chances of rain and storms heading into the weekend.
🌡️ Why It Matters: The changing weather pattern could bring heavy rain and possible storms just as residents prepare for the New Year holiday. Travel plans and outdoor celebrations may be affected.
☁️ What’s Happening:
A weather wedge—caused by cool, stable air trapped near the surface—is locking in cloudy skies and cooler temperatures.
- Temperatures are expected to stay in the mid-50s today.
- Light showers may continue, with heavier rain possible late Friday into early Saturday.
🌦️ The Weekend Outlook:
Rain and storms are likely to intensify as a stronger weather system approaches.
- Showers and storms Saturday, gradually warming as the wedge weakens.
- Heavier rain moves in Saturday night into Sunday.
📅 Catch Up Quick:
Georgia has experienced fluctuating temperatures this December, but this pattern marks the start of a wetter and potentially stormy stretch.
- A stronger system could bring measurable rainfall late Saturday into Sunday.
- A brief dry period is expected before more rain arrives around New Year’s Day.
Residents planning New Year’s Eve events should monitor forecasts closely, as more rain may be on the horizon early next week. For now, grab an umbrella and expect a damp end to the year.
