Climate & Environment

Chattahoochee Valley Faces Scattered Storms, Warm Temperatures Through Labor Day

By Madelyn Hess

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - The Chattahoochee Valley experienced showers and storms Sunday evening, with additional stormy weather expected Monday, according to meteorologist Madelyn's evening forecast.

Showers and storms from Sunday are expected to continue into the overnight hours, with low temperatures dropping to the mid-70s.

Residents should expect patchy fog Monday morning, particularly in low-lying areas and locations where moisture remained from the previous night's rainfall.

On Labor Day, high temperatures will reach the low 90s, accompanied by scattered showers and storms. Forecasters advise that while outdoor plans don't need to be canceled, people should have access to indoor shelter when storms move through the area. Breezy conditions are also expected during periods without active storms.

The warm pattern is set to continue throughout the week, with highs remaining in the low 90s and the potential for scattered showers and storms persisting.