Forecast Last Updated at Monday, July 6, 2020 at 6:56AM

Relatively Dry Monday

It's a warm Monday with isolated late-day thundershowers. Wetter weather comes Tuesday and Wednesday with scattered showers and storms mostly during (but not limited to) afternoons. Tuesday and Wednesday will be humid with generally cloudy skies. We go back to warmer temperatures and only isolated afternoon thundershowers Thursday and Friday.

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Monday Hi: 82 Lo: 63 Becoming mostly cloudy; Isolated PM thundershowers; SE wind 5-10 mph, light tonight

Tuesday Hi: 75 Lo: 62 Generally cloudy; Scattered showers and storms, especially in the afternoon; Light South wind

Wednesday Hi: 78 Lo: 61 Generally cloudy; Scattered showers and storms, mostly in the afternoon but ending early evening; Light South wind

Thursday Hi: 82 Lo: 64 Scattered afternoon clouds; Warmer; Isolated afternoon t-showers

Friday Hi: 83 Lo: 64 Scattered clouds; Isolated PM t-showers

Further Out

Saturday - Becoming mostly cloudy; Scattered, mostly afternoon showers and storms; High near 80 degrees; Low in the lower 60s
Sunday - Scattered clouds; Slight chance of a PM thundershower; High near 80 degrees; Low in the lower 60s

Forecast Discussion

The weather feature to watch this week is low pressure moving across the Southeast. it's in South Alabama today and will move slowly northeast through Georgia (Tuesday) and to the Carolina Coast (Wednesday and Thursday).

Monday is relatively warm and dry with only isolated late-day thundershowers.

Clouds increase tonight with the approaching low. Scattered showers and storms develop late tonight and will be in the region through the daytime Wednesday. Afternoon is the most likely time to get by a storm, but showers are in play anytime between late tonight and Wednesday evening.

We'll have two drier/warmer days with more sun (Thursday and Friday) as the low exits slowly to the northeast.

The remnants of a front arrive from the west Saturday with scattered, mostly afternoon showers and storms. Sunday has only isolated PM thundershower coverage.

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