The warmth that has been building to the West will begin bleeding into the region tomorrow, raising highs into the 80s as moisture washes in from the Gulf.
- A very spring-like pattern continues for the next several days across the Wiregrass, with temperatures holding in the lower to middle 80s. Gradually increasing moisture from the Gulf will trigger a few pop-up afternoon showers starting Thursday, with lower-end rain chances persisting through the weekend.
But the real story is brewing for later next week: a strong cold front arrives Wednesday, bringing the main rain-maker we’re tracking.Tonight stays partly cloudy with areas of fog and lows near 55°. Tomorrow brings partly cloudy skies with highs near 80° as southeasterly winds continue pulling in warmth. Tuesday night turns partly to mostly cloudy with patchy fog possible and lows near 59°.Thursday marks the shift as moisture from the Gulf begins to increase. Partly cloudy skies dominate with a slight rain chance and highs reaching the lower to middle 80s. A few pop-up afternoon showers become possible as deeper moisture works in.Friday brings the highest rain chance of the stretch with partly cloudy skies, isolated showers and thundershowers possible , and highs near 83°. Saturday continues the pattern with partly cloudy conditions, a slight rain chance , and highs near 84°—the warmest day in the outlook. Sunday and Monday both feature partly cloudy skies with slight rain chances and highs holding steady at 83°.Tuesday looks like the driest day of the extended forecast with partly sunny skies, just a 5% rain chance, and highs near 84°. It’s the calm before the main event.A strong cold front is on track to arrive later Wednesday, bringing the main rain-maker we’re monitoring. Details on its timing and impacts will become clearer as the week progresses.Enjoy spring-like warmth in the 80s with lower-end daily rain chances through the weekend, but keep an eye on next Wednesday when a strong cold front arrives with significant rain potential. Download the WTVY News4 app to get alerts and stories the moment they are published. Available for FREE in the‘We want her found’: Enterprise artist creates portrait of missing toddler Genesis ReidSpring warmth takes over the region this week
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