I've been loving these mild temperatures and cool nights but I'm afraid all of that will be coming to an abrupt end. Beginning mid-week, we will very possibly see our high temperatures rocket into the 90s as a large area of high pressure settles over the southeast.
A front is expected to drop into North Georgia during the day on Monday and brings with it a chance of showers. Chances become less and less as you go further south unfortunately.
There will also be a chance of showers even on those really hot days depending on where the center of the high pressure settles. If were lucky enough to sit in the periphery of the high (known as the ring of fire), we can expect to see showers, otherwise, as you more more toward the center, you have less and less clouds and greater heat.
As for today, another great day in store. A few clouds this afternoon will help to keep temperatures in the low 80s, perfect for working in the yard! And speaking of working in the yard, I'm off to lay 80 bales of pine straw, if anyone wants to help they're welcomed to join me! :-)
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