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The Sun Will Come Out Tomorrow?

Jun 10
1 min read

Hello north Georgia, this Wednesday has not held back with the heat and humidity as we move into the afternoon. You can almost feel the air sticking to you just by stepping outside. Unfortunately, the weather does not seem to be looking to give us a break from this swampy weather.


Looking forward to tomorrow early morning, lows are expected to reach around 73 degrees in Athens and 70 in Canton. Moving into the day, the clouds that have been hanging around for the last few days are expected to finally start to break apart, allowing for some sunlight to shine through. That also means that we can expect to see our temperatures get up higher than the past few days to around 90 degrees in Athens and 89 in Canton. Even though the clouds are finally clearing, they may be back with some scattered showers heading into the weekend.


As our temperatures continue to climb, remember to stay hydrated and cool if you are outdoors. Have a great Wednesday and enjoy the sun for the next few days!

Morgan Hiers





 
 
 

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