MACON, Ga. — As we head into tonight, we'll see a gradual increase in cloud cover and moisture courtesy of a warm front that could sprout some overnight sprinkles ahead of tomorrow's rain ahead of another approaching cold front.
For Thanksgiving tomorrow, it will be an active start to the day weather-wise. A cold front will push in for organized rain chances during the morning hours and linger into the afternoon. Showers are likely, but a few storms, some of which could be on the stronger end, are possible. For this, the Storm Prediction Center has highlighted all of central Georgia in a Level 1 out of 5 risk for a severe thunderstorm or two with the main risk being gusty winds. Futureview doesn't translate much with this severe weather risk, but the atmosphere will be slightly unstable due to the progression of the warm front through the area today. Keep a close eye on the radar throughout tomorrow morning for any outdoor preparations for your Turkey Day feast. As we head into the late afternoon and evening, the front looks to push out to our southeast.
After the front passes through tomorrow, a big cool down is ahead for the weekend ahead. Highs are back in the 50s while lows will dip into the 30s and eventually the 20s. As we head into the first week of December next Monday, we look to see our biggest cool-down of the season so far.
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