Despite potential cloud cover affecting temperature increases, temperatures today will reach the mid 50’s. A shortwave trough will move through the Southeast tonight and into Wednesday, bringing precipitation. Light snow may occur in North Georgia’s mountainous areas after 4 AM Wednesday, leading the National Weather Service to issue a Winter Weather Advisory for some counties, including Chattooga and surrounding counties. Most regions are expected to see less than half an inch of snow, but higher elevations might get up to an inch. Travelers should be careful of slick roads, especially on Wednesday morning. Looking ahead, temperatures in northern Georgia will drop significantly Wednesday night, reaching the upper teens and low 20s. Wraparound moisture may cause light snow flurries late Wednesday night into early Thursday, but no significant accumulation is anticipated. A strong high-pressure system will bring dry weather through the end of the workweek and weekend. Friday morning will likely be the coldest, with lows in the teens and wind chills in the single digits. Rising temperatures are expected over the weekend, with possible showers on Sunday, though predictions are uncertain. Further updates will follow as weather patterns evolve.
