ALBANY, Ga. (WALB)—Cloud cover will grow through the morning as temperatures drop into the 60s. By the morning commute, a decent moisture return out of the Gulf will aid showers developing in Texas that may hold together to bring showers and storms as far east as South Georgia. Coverage will remain scattered to isolated through the morning. Temperatures during this time will rebound above average for lows and hover near average into tomorrow afternoon in the 80s. Rain is possible into the evening.

A stream of warm, moist air out of the Gulf will remain in place through the latter half of the week, resulting in several days of possible rainfall. Severe weather is low during this multi-day rain event, but not zero. Constant cloud cover and rainfall will help keep highs in the 70s and 80s while lows remain in the humid 60s. Friday will have the highest chance for rainfall and severe weather in South Georgia.

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