7 Day Weather Forecast for Macon and Middle Georgia (11/16-11/22)

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Visitors to the open-air, living history museum Historic Westville Village in Columbus enjoyed idyllic fall weather this past weekend (Photographer Nate Weeks)

Low temperatures will be in the 30s and 40s this week, and high temperatures will only reach into the low 70s, if the National Weather Service forecast is accurate. Skywatchers can enjoy the peak of the Leonid meteor shower from Tuesday through Wednesday this week with up to 15 meteors per hour. The following is the day-by-day weather forecast for this week in the heart of Georgia.


DAY-BY-DAY WEATHER FORECAST


             MONDAY, November 16th

      Patchy frost before 7 a.m. Partly sunny, with a high temperature near 60. Northeast wind 5 to 10 mph.

      Monday Night

      Mostly clear, with a low temperature near 36.


      TUESDAY, November 17th

      Sunny, with a high temperature near 64. Northeast wind 5 to 10 mph, with gusts as high as 15 mph.

      Tuesday Night

      Clear, with a low temperature near 37.


      WEDNESDAY, November 18th

      Sunny, with a high temperature near 69.

      Wednesday Night

      Mostly clear, with a low temperature near 39.



      THURSDAY, November 19th

      Sunny, with a high temperature near 72.

      Thursday Night

      Mostly clear, with a low temperature near 42.


      FRIDAY, November 20th

      Sunny, with a high temperature near 72.

      Friday Night

      Mostly clear, with a low temperature near 43.


      SATURDAY, November 21st

      Sunny, with a high temperature near 73.

      Saturday Night

      Intermittent clouds, with a low temperature near 46.


      SUNDAY, November 22nd

      Partly sunny, with a high temperature near 76. 

      Sunday Night

      Intermittent clouds, with a low temperature near 48.


    SKYWATCHING THIS WEEK


    The Leonid meteor shower will peak from Tuesday, November 17th through Wednesday, November 18th this week, though the First Quarter Moon's shine can make the fainter meteors harder to see. The Leonids will appear to come from the constellation Leo and skywatchers can see up to 15 meteors per hour during this celestial event, according to the website for the Star Walk 2 app.

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