TONIGHT: As of 8pm, thunderstorms are crowding along and east of I-75. Overall, storms will slowly work east heading through the evening. If you are west of I-75, isolated showers are possible. If you are east of I-75, storms and heavy rain will continue through the evening, isolated flooding will be possible.

Storm activity either settles or moves out of Southwest Georgia by midnight. Waking up Saturday, patchy fog will be possible with temperatures hovering around 70°.

SATURDAY: We kick off Saturday warm and humid. Scattered afternoon storms will start cooling us off in the afternoon hours lingering into the evening. Not everyone will get wet, but a good deal of us will see showers and storms. If you can dodge the storms, temperatures will be toasty, pushing into the upper 80s.

SUNDAY: A front will make attempt to sag south into SGA on Sunday. Scattered to numerous storms appear possible Sunday, especially in the afternoon/evening. Highs peak in the low-mid 80s.

WORK WEEK: The story for the first week of June is tapering rain chances, at least for the beginning of the week. Monday looks drier, a stray shower or storm is possible, but the story is less rain. Temperatures likely in the mid-upper 80s early in the week, cooling into the low-mid 80s late next week. A potential tropical system may perk rain chances back up late next week.

TROPICAL DEVELOPMENT? : Monday, June 1st, is the start of hurricane season and is also the start of Meteorological Summer. Right on queue, some models are picking up the possibility for a tropical system to develop. If it were to develop, the current track has it possibly effecting South Georgia late next week. Is a hurricane expected? No. At most, this will bring more needed rainfall to South Georgia, it may not even happen at all. The National Hurricane Center has not issued any development chances with this potential storm, however it is certainly something we will watch through the weekend and the upcoming week.

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