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WALB reports that after a dry few days, fields in Southwest Georgia are drying out and farmers are catching up on field work, which has been running about two weeks behind normal. For details, click here to read the story. Meanwhile, forecasts for this Memorial Day weekend indicate that temperatures on Memorial Day weekend could reach the 100’s and potentially set records in Florida and southern Georgia and Alabama. This could further dry out wet fields but may put stress on animals (and people) that are out in the heat. Please take care!
Predicted maximum temperature on Memorial Day 2014
