Severe Storms Impact Southeast Georgia, Carolinas With Heavy Rain, Winds

A significant cold front is expected to impact parts of the Southeast starting this weekend, bringing relief from the current heat with highs dropping from the 90s to the 70s and 80s, though humidity and daily thunderstorms will persist, leading to heavy rain and potential severe weather including damaging winds. Meanwhile, Greece faces unsettled weather with early thunderstorms in the northern Aegean and scattered showers across mainland Greece, accompanied by a gradual temperature rise, particularly in northern regions, though southern islands will experience more stable conditions. On the U.S. Central Coast in California, cool and cloudy conditions with a marine layer and widespread drizzle will continue, although temperatures are expected to gradually warm through the week, still remaining below seasonal averages. Coastal areas will experience cooler temperatures with dynamic tidal conditions subsiding following a recent tsunami, and caution is advised near harbors and inlets. Local weather across other U.S. regions will be cooler inland with mid-80s temperatures, while the natural beauty of northern lakes remains undisturbed by weather, offering clear, reflective views and natural sounds. Overall, a pattern of transitioning weather with cooling fronts, lingering moisture, and localized storm risks is affecting several regions globally.