News Summary
Cooler air arrives in Southeast Georgia as the new work week begins, bringing morning temperatures in the mid to upper 60s and highs in the lower 80s. A stalled weather front near the coast increases the chance of rainfall, while gusty northeast winds are expected. A Small Craft Advisory has been issued for mariners due to rip current hazards. The weather is expected to stabilize mid-week with dry conditions, leading to slightly warmer temperatures by the weekend. Residents should stay informed of potential weather changes.
Cooler Weather Enters Southeast Georgia and Lowcountry with Rain Chances Near the Coast
Brunswick, GA—Cooler air is making its way into Southeast Georgia as the new work week begins, with high afternoon temperatures anticipated to reach the lower 80s. Morning temperatures are expected to start off in the mid to upper 60s, especially in inland areas away from the coast. The region will experience significant cloud cover in the morning, and winds are expected to gust over 20 miles per hour by the afternoon.
The best chances for rainfall will occur near the coast due to a stalled weather front. Aside from localized rain, most areas are forecasted to remain dry. On Tuesday, temperatures will continue to mirror Monday’s conditions, with morning lows in the mid to upper 60s and highs again in the lower 80s. Northeast winds will persist, contributing to gusty conditions throughout the day. A Small Craft Advisory has been issued from 6 AM Monday until 8 PM Wednesday, alerting mariners of the potential hazards from rip currents.
Upcoming Weather Outlook
Following the cooler start to the week, the weather is expected to stabilize with dry conditions forecasted for Thursday and Friday. Morning lows are predicted to remain in the mid 60s while afternoon highs could rise into the mid 80s. Residents can anticipate a similar weather pattern during the weekend, with slightly warmer temperatures in the mid 80s, maintaining low rain chances.
Tropical Weather Update
In the realm of tropical updates, the tropics remain notably quiet as the peak of hurricane season approaches. However, meteorologists have noted the potential for development in the Caribbean next week. Meanwhile, a weak high-pressure system currently influencing the local weather is expected to usher in sunny conditions with patchy afternoon clouds throughout the week. As temperatures rise, the forecast indicates readings may reach the upper 80s and low 90s by the latter part of the week. There is a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms anticipated by Sunday.
Residents of Southeast Georgia and the Lowcountry are advised to stay informed as the weather progresses, keeping an eye on potential changes and updates on rainfall and coastal conditions. Understanding the shifting temperatures and wind patterns will help individuals prepare for the week ahead.
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Additional Resources
- WTOC: Breezy Conditions & Cooler Air
- Wikipedia: Weather
- WJCL: Cooler Temperatures in Southeast Georgia
- Google Search: Southeast Georgia Weather
- Weather.com: Savannah, GA Weather
- Google Scholar: Weather Patterns in Southeast Georgia
- WJCL: Hot Weather Returns to Savannah
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Weather Forecast
- WFMJ: Keystone Safari’s New Giraffe Named Savannah
- Google News: Tropical Development Southeast Georgia
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