Here comes the heat as summer is right around the corner and May temps have gone from unseasonably cool during some rainy days to warming up with the forecast expected to remain mostly sunny for the coming days.

Though there are threats of scattered and popup showers and thunderstorms in store for the area as well as NWS Peachtree City calls for temperatures to remain in the upper 80s and some chances for storms to impact fun over the weekend.

Look for skies to remain clear through the rest of the day and into the start of the weekend, but there is a chance for some overnight showers and thunderstorms (around 30%) and wind gusts as high as 20 mph heading into Saturday morning.

A chance for showers will hang around through the morning hours (around 20%,) but sunshine should take over by lunchtime and temps get up to 87 on the day. Some lingering chances of showers will remain overnight as well thanks to warming during the day, but look for a low in the mid 60s and a calm wind.

Heading into Sunday, the forecast is heading back toward higher chances for rain throughout the day as temps get back up into the upper 80s, and those could become thunderstorms and produce some heavy rain showers. Look for a 60% chance of rain through the day on Sunday, but otherwise party sunny skies.

Rain chances will remain slight heading into the coming week, with a Monday forecast at 20% and highs up toward 90.

Lows will remain in the 60s overnight.

Look for a repeat of the forecast on Tuesday, and then chances of rain to increase by midweek and temperatures come down as a front moves through heading into the final days of the school year and graduation ceremonies.

Chances of rain will slack off by Wednesday night, but behind that will be a cooler forecast in the 70s for next Thursday.

Check back for more updates on the local forecast as they become available.