7 Day Weather and Astronomy Forecast for Macon and Middle Georgia (4/13-4/19)

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Dogs across Middle Georgia will likely be enjoying basking in the sun this week (Photographer Nate Weeks)


Middle Georgians have a scorcher on their hands this week, with high temperatures expected to reach into the 90s on several days, according to the National Weather Service's weather forecast. Skywatchers can also observe Earthshine a few days before and after the new moon this week. The following is the day-by-day weather and astronomy forecast for this week in the heart of Georgia.



    DAY-BY-DAY WEATHER FORECAST

      MONDAY, April 13th

      Partly sunny with a high temperature near 84.

      Monday Night

      Partly cloudy skies with a low temperature of around 56.


      TUESDAY, April 14th

      Sunny skies with a high temperature near 88

      Tuesday Night

      Mostly clear skies, with a low temperature around 58.


      WEDNESDAY, April 15th

      Sunny skies with a high temperature near 90.

      Wednesday Night

      Mostly clear skies with a low temperature around 61.


      THURSDAY, April 16th

      Mostly sunny skies with a high temperature near 89.

      Thursday Night

      Mostly clear skies with a low temperature around 62.


      FRIDAY, April 17th

      Sunny skies with a high temperature near 91.

      Friday Night

      Mostly clear skies with a low temperature of around 63.


      SATURDAY, April 18th

      Mostly sunny skies with a high temperature near 92.

      Saturday Night

      Partly cloudy skies with a low temperature around 63.


      SUNDAY, April 19th

      A mix of sunny and cloudy skies with a high near 83.

      Sunday Night

      Partly to mostly cloudy skies with a low temperature of around 51


      ASTRONOMY FORECAST

      Earthshine, also called ashen glow, the old Moon in the new Moon's arms, or the Da Vinci glow (because the famous inventor was the first to explain the phenomenon), should be visible a few days before and after a New Moon, which means a few days before and after this Friday, April 17th. Earthshine occurs when sunlight reflects off Earth's surface and illuminates darkened portions of the Moon.

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