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Wedge of cooler air locks in for Thursday
Wednesday evening update: Fall has entered the chat. Today’s 75° high at Bush Field marks the coolest day the Augusta area has seen since May 31st. Some spots were stuck in the 60s north of I-20. High pressure to our north is funneling cooler air south along the eastern side of the Appalachians, creating a “wedge” of cool air. At the same time, a southerly flow of moisture over that dense cool air is bringing cloud cover.
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Weekend heat, scattered storms, and a cooler pattern on the horizon for the CSRA
Saturday evening update: A weak frontal boundary has settled near the region today, and it’s helping create just enough lift for some isolated to widely scattered showers and thunderstorms this evening. Highs were in the low to mid-90s with dewpoints hanging in the upper 60s to lower 70s, so the atmosphere has enough fuel for storms.
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First Alert Forecast - Fall weather on the way this week
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) — A cool air mass is settling over the Augusta area, bringing temperatures well below what we typically see this time of year, along with persistent clouds and breezy northeast winds. What to expect through Thursday. Clouds will stick around through the rest of Wednesday and...
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Summer is not done yet!
I hope you’re enjoying this pleasant weather while it lasts! Summer says it’s not done yet!. Friday will be noticeably hotter than it was today with high temperatures in the low to upper 90s. The humidity will make it feel like 100 degrees. Most of the day will...
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Hurricane preparedness: Remember to check your emergency supply kit
With September being peak hurricane season, experts say now is the time to make sure residents are ready for anything. Items such as bottled water and nonperishable food were in high demand after Hurricane Helene. Now is a chance to add a few of each to the next grocery trip.
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Break in humidity expected for your Tuesday
I hope you all enjoyed a wonderful Labor Day! Today was a beautiful day with highs in the upper 80s and a consistent breeze throughout the day. Tomorrow dewpoints are expected to fall to mid to upper 60s across the CSRA, as high pressure from the north drives in drier air across the area. Temperatures remain near average tomorrow with a high of 90°.
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Damaging Wind Gusts Threaten Columbia, Augusta and Savannah Sunday as Sagging Front Fuels Southeast Thunderstorm Clusters
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA — Storms could produce damaging wind gusts across the Southeast on Sunday, September 6, with Max Velocity Weather outlining a Slight Risk, level 2 of 5, centered on Columbia, Augusta-Richmond County, and Savannah, as a weak surface low and a southward-sagging front track across Georgia and South Carolina throughout the day.
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FIRST ALERT FORECAST - Seasonal forecast making a return to the CSRA.
AUGUSTA, GA (CSRA) — Today & Wednesday: Less Humidity. The highlight of this week’s forecast is a drop in humidity arriving Tuesday and lasting through Wednesday. A high-pressure system sliding in from the north will shift our wind patterns, cutting off our moist, tropical flow from the Gulf and replacing it with dry, continental air. Even though daytime highs will remain near average—ranging from the upper 80s to around 90 degrees—the air will feel drastically different.
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First Alert Forecast - Intense heat through Saturday, higher storm chance Sunday
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Hot work week ahead, little rain until late week
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Storm chances decrease, heat increases
Saturday night update: For the rest of this weekend, we are stuck in our typical late-summer routine. There is still a lot of moisture hanging around the atmosphere, meaning we could see a few more isolated, pop-up thunderstorms on Sunday afternoon. The good news? The threat of severe weather like...
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Stormy end to August, steamy start to September
Thursday evening update: Spotty storms will continue this evening before tapering off overnight. Unfortunately, this also means it will be mostly cloudy for tonight’s partial lunar eclipse. If you happen to stay up late and we get a lucky break in the clouds, you might catch the moon looking a bit darker and slightly reddish as it slides through Earth’s shadow, but viewing conditions are definitely less than ideal.
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Rising temperatures pose risks for seniors.
As temperatures rise across the CSRA, doctors warn that senior citizens face an increased risk of heat-related illnesses. Medical professionals emphasize that recognizing specific warning signs is important for preventing life-threatening complications during the summer months.