TALLAHASSEE (WTXL) - Rain chances return to the forecast for your holiday weekend. Scattered storminess advances from the Gulf of Mexico this morning impacting the Big Bend this afternoon and later into the evening for folks in South Georgia. This is all courtesy of high pressure advancing into the Atlantic. As winds go clockwise around highs, we see winds turn out of the south ushering in the Gulf moisture. Because of the set up, this is your last morning of comfortable morning lows. Lows start to warm back into the mid 70s each and every day in the forecast period. The mugginess returns causing the mid 90s this afternoon to feel a little more uncomfortable and more summer-like for sure. Expect much of the same for Saturday through Sunday with pop-up hit and miss storms likely throughout the weekend. Therefore, don't cancel the outdoor plans quite yet, but if you do hear thunder be sure to move indoors until the storms pass. By next work week, rain chances diminish a little bit, but still expect several storms and temps plateauing in the mid 90s.
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