Sunday morning is forecast to bring the greater frost risk to the Columbus area, with temperatures expected to move closer to freezing. The forecast says this could produce more widespread frost across its viewing area.
Patchy frost is also possible early Saturday, Nov. 14, particularly in northern parts of the forecast area and on elevated surfaces. Temperatures are expected to fall into the mid-30s by Saturday morning. Freeze watches and warnings are reported as posted for sensitive vegetation, but their locations and issuing authorities are not specified.
Friday, Nov. 13, is expected to remain chilly and breezy, with highs generally in the upper 50s. After dark, temperatures are forecast to drop into the low 40s by halftime at football games, then fall further overnight.
For early next week, a system moving from the Gulf is expected to pass without bringing meaningful rain chances to the area. Afternoon highs are forecast in the low to middle 60s, with the extended outlook showing temperatures possibly nearing 70.
Vincent Caldwell
News Now Georgia
