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A Break from the Wintry Chaos!

Happy Wednesday, Athens and North Georgia!


In Athens tonight, temperatures are expected to remain relatively cold, thanks to the passing cold front, with the low reaching 37F tonight. Tomorrow is expected to be cooler than today as well, with the high reaching 48F. Relative humidity here across North Georgia will still remain very high, with lots of low clouds expected across the region; however, precipitation is not expected tonight or tomorrow.


Looking forward towards the rest of the week, conditions are expected to be drier on Friday continuing into the weekend, with surface temperatures increasing as well. Highs will be in the 50s, but potentially cracking 60s by the time next week rolls around. Skies will also be clearer as well, with sunny skies expected throughout the weekend for North Georgia - a nice break from the previous wintry chaos we've been having!


Alright, Bulldawg Family, that's all for now, and I hope y'all have an amazing rest of your week! Go Dawgs!


// Michelle Zubel

 
 
 

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