Hey there, Savannah! If you’re looking out your window today, you might be seeing a sea of gray clouds. But don’t worry, not everyone is trapped under that somber blanket! Just a quick jaunt north of I-16 reveals some sunny spots in cities like Statesboro, Sylvania, Hampton, Springfield, and even Metter. So, if you happen to be in those areas, you might be enjoying a lovely day filled with warmth and sunshine!
Speaking of warmth, it’s great to see that a few neighborhoods have even managed to break out of the 70s today! Beaufort and Claxton are particularly glowing with temps climbing to a delightful 83°F and 82°F, respectively. If you’re in Savannah, you might feel a sprinkle or two during the evening commute, but overall, it looks like we will be gifted with dry skies.
As we move into the evening, temperatures at 7:37 PM will settle around a cozy 77°F as the sun sets. What’s even better is that we can look forward to clearing skies overnight. When you wake up Tuesday morning, expect a nice surprise: temperatures will be closer to the 50s rather than the warm 70s we’ve been used to! This little dip might just be the refreshing change we need.
Here’s what we can expect for Tuesday: Starting out, Savannah will be at a pleasant 67°F, while Statesboro wakes up to about 61°F, and those at the beaches can count on a balmy 69°F. Get ready for a mostly sunny day, with highs climbing into the low to middle 80s! Sounds like a fantastic day to soak up some sun!
Moving on to Wednesday, expect to start out at a comfortable 70°F, and if you’re inland, you’ll feel the middle 60s. The day promises a delightful mix of sun and clouds, with highs reaching about 84°F. However, as we progress through the afternoon, there’s a slight 20% chance of showers. Keep that umbrella handy, just in case!
Now, let’s not forget about Tropical Cyclone Francine. It’s set to make landfall on Wednesday and could move inland, affecting areas around the Mississippi River Valley. Unfortunately, its deeper moisture is expected to spill over into the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry. So, be mindful of potential rain Thursday and Friday, as we’re now looking at scattered rain chances between 40-50% along with cloudy skies. Highs will remain in the low to middle 80s, so the warmth is staying with us, at least!
For our marine friends out there, **seas will begin to build up to 5 to 7 ft** tonight, leading to a Small Craft Advisory for the offshore Georgia waters. Expect northeast winds gusting between 20-25 knots and choppy waves that will stick around all week. If you’re heading out, it’s better to stay cautious!
Also, a heads-up for anyone planning a beach day: the combination of gusty northeast winds and swells around 6-8 seconds will result in a Moderate Risk for Rip Currents along all beaches on Tuesday. Please remember to stay alert, as most beaches are without lifeguard supervision at this time of year.
So there you have it, Savannah! Whether you’re diving into a book at home, soaking in the sun with friends, or heading to the shore, make sure you’re prepared for a mix of lovely weather and some potential rain. Enjoy your day, and stay safe out there!
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