Storms and muggy for Father's Day Weekend
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL)- We are tracking storms moving into the region this evening. One or two could be strong, but the best chance for severe weather remains to our west.
Saturday: Storms will enter the forecast again tomorrow. The rain will move in a little quicker than today, just after midday. Any storm that develop could bring heavy rainfall.
Father's Day: Scattered storms remain in the First Alert Forecast for Father's Day afternoon. Temperatures will sit in the lower 90s, but feel-like readings will reach into the upper 90s.
Next Week: We have one more day of high rain chances on Monday, and then the area slowly begins to dry out. There will still be a chance for rain each afternoon, but widespread showers are not expected next week. This is thanks to an area of high pressure building over the East Coast.
Despite the calmer weather, we will still be tracking hot and humid conditions. Afternoon highs will sit in the lower 90s, but heat index readings will be close to 100 degrees all next week.
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