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1 week ago | 
wjcl.com | Jayda Russell
DRAFT...BUT ON FRIDAY HE JUST HAD FUN IN BANANA LAND. FORECASTER JAYDA RUSSELL JOINS ME AGAIN... JAYDA YOU MENTIONED WARMER WEATHER TO COME THIS WEEK.
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2 weeks ago | 
wjcl.com | Jayda Russell
FLOODING NOW IN ALABAMA AND GEORGIA. MORGAN NORWOOD, ABC NEWS, MEMPHIS, TN. FORECASTER JAYDA RUSSELL WITH US ONCE AGAIN... JAYDA YOU MENTIONED COOLER WEATHER ON THE WAY. - **CHIMES** GET THE WEATHER ON THE GO BY DOWNLOADING THE WJCL 22 NEWS APP. IT'S FREE IN YOUR SMARTPHONE'S APP STORE. YOU CAN ALSO FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR LIVE WEATHER UPDATES THROUGHOUT THE DAY. GET THE WEATHER ON THE GO BY DOWNLOADING THE WJCL 22 NEWS APP. IT'S FREE IN YOUR SMARTPHONE'S APP STORE.
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2 weeks ago | 
wjcl.com | Jayda Russell
Happy Saturday!We'll stick around the mid 70s tonight with mostly clear skies. Sunday out the door will be in the upper 60s. Highs all around in the mid to upper 80s for the day, expect a good deal of a breeze to come along throughout the day.Monday is an Impact Day and we're expecting storms to roll in around the afternoon. It will affect the drive home, so make sure you're driving safely! Most of the threat is the downpours and high winds.
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3 weeks ago | 
wjcl.com | Jayda Russell
REPUBLICAN CHAIRS OF HOUSE AND SENATE AGRICULTURE COMMITTEES. FORECASTOR JAYDA RUSSELL JOINS US ONCE AGAIN... JAYDA -- WHAT'S THE TIMING FOR THIS IMPACT WEATHER TOMORROW? OUT THE DOOR: GRAB AN UMBRELLA. TEMP: 60S SUNDAY: MAINLY CLOUDY, SCATTERED SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS POSSIBLE. WIND: SE 8-16 MPH. HIGH: 70S SUNDAY NIGHT: MOSTLY CLOUDY, ISOLATED SHOWERS ENDING. LOW: LOW TO MID 60S MONDAY: MOSTLY CLOUDY, A FEW SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS POSSIBLE DURING THE AFTERNOON OR EVENING.
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3 weeks ago | 
wjcl.com | Jayda Russell
HEALTHIER SAVANNAH FOR GENERATIONS TO COME. FORECASTOR JAYDA RUSSELL JOINS US AGAIN -- JAYDA YOU'RE TRACKING AN IMPACT DAY FOR MONDAY?
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1 month ago | 
wjcl.com | Jayda Russell
22 NEWS EVERY DAY AT 6 A-M AND 6 P-M TO CATCH THEIR STORIES. FORECASTER JAYDA RUSSELL WITH US ONCE AGAIN... JAYDA YOU MENTIONED RAIN COMING OUR WAY SOON. TONIGHT MOSTLY CLEAR, WITH A LOW AROUND 56. SOUTH WIND 6 TO 10 MPH. MONDAY A SLIGHT CHANCE OF SHOWERS BETWEEN 11AM AND 1PM, THEN A CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS AFTER 1PM. PARTLY SUNNY, WITH A HIGH NEAR 72. SOUTHWEST WIND 6 TO 11 MPH, WITH GUSTS AS HIGH AS 20 MPH. CHANCE OF PRECIPITATION IS 40%.
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1 month ago | 
wjcl.com | Jayda Russell
Happy Saturday!It's been a beautiful weekend so far and Sunday will be more of the same weather. However, temperatures will be a bit warmer nearing the 80-degree mark around inland areas. We'll have a slight breeze around, but it's a sunscreen and sunglasses type of day!Monday brings afternoon rain chances.
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1 month ago | 
wjcl.com | Jayda Russell
Happy Saturday!It's a beautiful day outside and if you haven't, go ahead and enjoy it. Storms will roll in as early as 6 AM on Sunday for inland communities. At the moment, storms seem to persist throughout the day, moving offshore by 3 PM. We could see some leftover showers, but those are much smaller and short-lived.A cold front comes behind those storms and it will drop our temperatures for St. Patrick's Day into the upper 60s.
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1 month ago | 
wjcl.com | Jayda Russell
Happy Sunday!Rain will continue overnight into Monday morning. Get ready to head out the door with umbrellas and jackets in tow! Temperatures will struggle to get out of the 50s as clouds loom overhead most of the day. Showers will lighten up around the early afternoon, but we'll see another passing shower in the evening. Once rain moves off the coast, temperatures will rise to spring-like numbers in the mid 70s for the rest of the week.
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1 month ago | 
wjcl.com | Jayda Russell
Happy Saturday!Enjoy the spring-like weather for today and prepare for a weather whiplash tomorrow. Temperatures expected to drop into the 50s to start Sunday morning but storms will greet you out the door. Keep that umbrella on standby for most of the day!Storms are expected to carry over into Monday but will be scattered throughout the morning.
