Snow is expected to remain to the east and south of Chattooga County, while local residents see a colder, quieter stretch of weather through early next week. Cloudy skies will hang on through midmorning today before gradual clearing takes over, with temperatures topping out near 41 degrees. A west wind of 5 to 10 mph will add a bite at times, with gusts that could reach 20 mph.

A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect for parts of Georgia, with some areas south and east of Atlanta possibly seeing flurries to around one inch of snow before late morning. Central Georgia — including Macon and Warner Robins — has a higher chance of accumulating snow, though roads were reported mostly dry and passable early Sunday. Locally, Chattooga County is expected to stay out of the snow zone, with winter impacts focused farther south and east.

Tonight turns clear and chilly, with lows dropping to around 25 degrees and a lighter west breeze. Sunshine returns for Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, with a high near 44 degrees. Winds will shift from the northwest at 5 to 10 mph, again producing occasional gusts up to 20 mph, especially during the afternoon.

Monday night stays cold with partly cloudy skies and a low near 20 degrees. Tuesday remains sunny but cool, with highs near 41 degrees and light north winds that become calmer later in the day. Another clear-to-mostly-clear night follows Tuesday night, with lows around 22 degrees.

Midweek brings a noticeable warmup. Wednesday is expected to be mostly sunny with highs near 50 degrees, but clouds increase Wednesday night with a 30 percent chance of showers after 1 a.m. and lows near 32 degrees. Thursday returns to mostly sunny skies with highs near 50 degrees, followed by a clear and colder Thursday night near 27 degrees. By Friday, temperatures rise further with mostly sunny conditions and highs climbing to around 56 degrees.