A cold front is moving through southeast Georgia and the South Carolina Lowcountry, bringing cooler temperatures, lower humidity and fewer chances for thunderstorms over the next several days.
Cooler Air Arrives
Forecasters say thunderstorm activity will decrease as the cold front pushes south toward Florida. A few gusty storms remain possible near the Altamaha River through the afternoon and early evening.
Behind the front, temperatures will drop noticeably overnight, with lows falling into the low to mid-50s inland, around 10 degrees below average for early June.
Pleasant Midweek Weather
Wednesday is expected to bring mostly sunny skies and comfortable conditions.
- Savannah: High near 80°, low around 60°
- Sylvania: Morning low near 53°
- Beaches: High around 80°, low near 63°
A northeast breeze of 10 to 15 mph will keep temperatures cooler than normal.
Extended Forecast
| Day | Forecast |
|---|---|
| Thursday | Sunny, 58°/85° |
| Friday | Sunny, 63°/87° |
| Saturday | Mostly sunny, 66°/88° |
| Sunday | Mix of sun and clouds, 69°/89°, 10% chance of showers |
| Monday | Partly cloudy, 71°/91°, 30% chance of storms |
| Tuesday | Mostly cloudy, 74°/87°, 30% chance of storms |
Rip Current Warning
Beachgoers should be aware of dangerous surf conditions along the South Carolina and Georgia coast.
A Moderate Risk of rip currents is in effect today due to strong northeast winds and increasing wave activity.
Conditions are expected to worsen on Wednesday, when a High Risk of rip currents is forecast for area beaches.
Officials advise swimmers to use caution and follow all beach safety warnings.
