Savannah, GeorgiaFriday has been declared a WJCL 22 Impact Day, meaning that Southeast Georgia and the Lowcountry will have another day of oppressive heat and increasing storm potential. In addition to afternoon thunderstorms that could get worse over the weekend, forecasters are warning of dangerous heat index values that could reach 105 to 112 F.
Heat Advisory in Effect From Late Morning to Evening
Much of the region will be affected by the Aheat advisory, which is in effect Friday from 11 a.m. until 8 p.m. Limiting outside activities, staying hydrated, and taking safeguards for oneself, children, pets, and the elderly are all advised for the residents.
According to meteorologists, high air temperatures and high humidity levels will cause the feels-like temperature to rise well above 100 degrees Fahrenheit in several places.
Rain and Thunderstorm Activity Expected to Increase
The likelihood of rain is increasing along with the heat. On Friday afternoon, isolated showers and storms are predicted, and by Saturday and Sunday, coverage is anticipated to increase. What the weekend might bring:
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Scattered thunderstorms
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Periods of locally heavy rainfall
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Possible
flooding in low-lying or poorly drained areas
Weekend Outlook: Storms Could Intensify
Storm coverage is expected to spread, according to meteorological models, which could cause weather disruptions into Sunday. It is recommended that residents:
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Monitor weather alerts
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Avoid driving through flooded roadways
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Prepare for sudden downpours
Are you ready for weekend storms and intense heat? Send the US Weather Desk your weather-related images and advice atSaludaStandard-Sentinel.com.
