Meanwhile, across parts of the South, the main weather stories this week will be heavy rain, thunderstorms and even the chance of a few tornadoes.
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That may be in time for Christmas Eve merriment, including the bonfires scheduled to be set afire at 7 p.m. Thursday in St. James Parish and surrounding areas.
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A surge of warm air and multiple passing weather systems will give us near record temperatures and opportunities for rain and storms over the next few days. The forecast calls for highs in the low to mid-80s through at least December 28, the latest date that the National Weather Service had a forecast for on Monday. Christmas Day there could be as warm as 61, a near-record high.
The yellow warning, which is in place until 6pm on Tuesday, indicates that between 25-50ml of rain will fall across most of of those areas, with up to 80ml expected on higher ground.
Records could be shattered Christmas Eve in several cities, such as Boston (where the record high is 61 degrees), New York City (63), Philadelphia (64), Washington (69), Charlotte (71), and Atlanta (72).
Thursday: Rain. High near 53. It will be dry into the night for Christmas Eve plans.
Finally, for travelers, here is what you can expect Tuesday.
AAA is projecting that more than 100 million people nationwide will journey at least 50 miles over the next two weeks.
Last year, 99.1 million people traveled around the Christmas holidays, compared to 94.8 million the year before.
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Meanwhile, prices in Macon on Sunday were dramatically lower – 34.3 cents cheaper per gallon – than the same day a year ago, according to GasBuddy.com, which provides consumers access to local, current gas prices.
