A dying complex of thunderstorms is pushing southeastward into North Georgia this morning. Along the right forward or western flank of this complex, a few heavier showers were over Northeast Alabama from Madison into Jackson and DeKalb Counties.
Satellite imagery showed mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies across much of the area, except in the areas with showers.
Temperatures were in the middle to upper 70s for the most part with dewpoints hovering around 70, so a muggy feel to the atmosphere.
Scattered showers and storms will develop during the heating of the day, slightly aided by a sagging front to our north. That front will have more of an impact tonight and especially on Sunday. By tomorrow, storms will be fairly common across the area, we think.
Professor Peters will be along with the latest Weather Extreme video shortly and we will have weather checks throughout the day.
