The dry out begins

Georgia’s MACON (WMGT/41NBC) Finally, we have a short-term prediction that is comparatively mild in comparison to some of the days prior. As moisture accumulates ahead of a mostly stalled front that is currently positioned over the I-85 corridor, the likelihood of showers across Middle Georgia is still slightly enhanced. The skies have mostly cleared behind the front. The front has moved farther out into the Atlantic from the trough that first brought it into the region. It will be followed in the Northeast by another trough. Tonight, the trough over the Northeast will support the cold front as it continues to move southward. With the possible exception of a few scattered storms in East Central Georgia, this will keep the most of the region dry tomorrow. There won’t be any severe weather. The afternoon high is expected to be in the upper 80s to low 90s. Tonight’s lows will be between the high 60s and the lower 70s. Much of the region will see temperatures in the upper 90s tomorrow as a result of the influx of comparatively drier air. Every day, heat indices will fluctuate between the upper 90s in Middle Georgia and the lower 90s in the north.