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Cold Front Clears Out Rain, Brings Cooler, Drier Stretch to the Columbus Area

Lower humidity follows the front, setting up sunny days with crisp nights through next week.

Overview

  • Showers and localized downpours accompanied Wednesday’s frontal passage, with some gauges near Columbus reporting about an inch of rain.
  • Skies clear Wednesday night as drier air settles in, allowing lows to fall into the 50s and 60s across the region.
  • Thursday turns seasonable with clearing skies by afternoon and highs ranging from the upper 70s in parts of west Georgia to the lower 80s in east Mississippi.
  • A prolonged sunny pattern is expected from Friday into much of next week, with morning lows dipping into the mid-50s by the weekend and humidity staying low.
  • WRBL and WCBI note lingering sprinkles south and east of Columbus early Thursday, a light breeze at times, and that Friday night football could start in the mid-70s and end in the lower 60s.