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Scattered showers and storms have popped up this afternoon, especially in southern Georgia, as hit or miss storms return to the forecast on Sunday and Monday.

Isolated showers are dissipating this evening before brief hit or miss storms pop up across the area Saturday afternoon, impacting graduation activities.

Afternoon summer-like storms are possible over the next few afternoons. Friday, storms will be spotty. Saturday storms become more widespread. Highs still reach into the upper 80s and low 90s.

Dense Fog Advisories are in effect Thursday morning for parts of South Georgia and North Florida. Visibility will be limited to a mile or less at times. Afternoon temperatures rise into the 90s.

Dry weather continues on Monday before isolated showers and storms are possible starting Tuesday. Highs reach the 90s on Wednesday and continue for the rest of the week.

A warm and dry weekend sets up, making for great weather for this year's Thomasville Rose Festival. 90s return to the forecast next week.

An isolated shower cannot be ruled out inland Thursday and Friday afternoon. Highs return to the mid to upper 80s to end the week. Humidity sneaks back in, too.

Isolated storms in Southern Georgia this weekend make for area-wide hit or miss storms on Sunday. Temperatures return to average Monday before warming up again by the end of the week.

Dry and sunny weather dominates the forecast through the weekend and much of next week as much of the region recovers from heavy rain and flooding due to Wednesday and Thursday's storms.