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Southeast Georgia is forecast to get its coldest temperatures of the season so far as a cold front moves through, with frost possible in inland areas this weekend. Meteorologist Melissa Hall’s Thursday, Nov. 12, forecast also calls for breezy winds through the end of the workweek.
The front is not expected to bring rain, despite drought conditions persisting in many areas. Thursday morning lows were in the 50s, with temperatures forecast to climb into the 70s by lunchtime and reach the mid-to-upper 70s for the day’s high.
Temperatures are expected to stay well below average through the start of next week before returning to more seasonable levels. The forecast does not call for tropical activity in the next seven days; hurricane season continues through the end of November.
Yolonda Harris
News Now Georgia
