Good morning! We're seeing a few areas of light rain, so grab the umbrella as you head out. The bigger story, though, is the temperatures! Consider this: We've already hit our high temperature for today! Yes, you read that correctly. Our high, 64 degrees, was attained at midnight. We're currently in the low 50s and will only DROP through the day.
Compare the temperature now to just 24 hours ago and you'll see what I'm talking about:
Quite the cold front moving through mid-Georgia at this time.
Here's the forecast for the next 48 hours:
The National Weather Service in Peachtree City, GA has us holding steady at 52. I don't think that will happen as we'll likely drop into the upper 40s, as Birmingham did yesterday.
Another story of note is the snow in northern Alabama and the Tennessee River Valley this afternoon! I mentioned this in
yesterday's blog. Here's what the 00Z Euro is painting:
The heaviest snow will occur in the mountains of West Virginia, but it's interesting to see the Deep South picking up another round of wintry precipitation. Here's the screen grab of the radar for the Deep South from
WRBL's Interactive Radar:
The rest of the week will be seasonable with plenty of sunshine after today. Check out the
7-day forecast!
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