Sunny Days and Warm Weather Ahead for Savannah Despite Tropical Warnings

Sunny Days Ahead for Savannah

Hey there, Savannah! Today is shaping up to be another beautiful and sunny day. If you’re stepping out for a stroll or maybe grabbing lunch outdoors, you’re in for a treat! By lunchtime, we’re expecting temperatures to rise into the upper 70s, and later in the day, highs will hover around the 80-degree mark. With a delightful onshore breeze coming in at about 5 to 10 miles per hour, it’s perfect weather to enjoy a leisurely afternoon outdoors.

A Glimpse into the Week

As we look ahead to tomorrow, Savannah will greet us with slightly cooler mornings, with lows reaching near 60 degrees. But don’t worry, the afternoons will feel warm again as temperatures climb to the lower 80s, and inland communities may even see mid-80s. That’s right—this week is all about embracing the warmth!

High Pressure Keeps Things Pleasant

Thanks to a dominating high-pressure system, we can expect a quiet and dry weather pattern to hang around for the week. So whether you’re planning a weekend picnic or just a stroll by the river, you’re likely to enjoy clear skies and pleasant temperatures. Thursday morning could greet us with some mid to upper 50s, but by the afternoon, highs will be back in the mid-80s. How exciting is that?

Good News for Weekend Plans

Speaking of plans, for those heading out to the Ogeechee Seafood Festival, the weather couldn’t be better! Morning lows will remain cozy near 60 degrees, and you can expect highs around 80 degrees. It’s the perfect recipe for enjoyable festival vibes—grab your favorite seafood dish, relax in the sun, and enjoy all that the weekend has to offer.

Looking Ahead

As we roll into next week, the good news keeps coming! Expect the pleasant weather to continue into Monday with highs reaching the mid to upper 70s. So if you’ve been wanting to soak up some sun, make sure to pencil in some time outdoors!

Weather Warnings from the Tropics

flash flooding warnings are in place for the eastern part of the country. Some areas could see isolated accumulations of 10 to 15 inches of rain through Wednesday. Fortunately, Oscars is expected to make a northeasterly turn into the Atlantic Ocean, moving over the eastern Bahamas and away from the southeastern United States.

Stay Updated, Savannah!

While we know our weather here is looking lovely, it’s good to stay informed about what’s happening outside our bubble. Let’s keep our neighbors in Cuba and the Bahamas in our thoughts as they deal with the impacts of this storm. In the meantime, enjoy the sunshine and warmth that Savannah has to offer!