Expect showers and thunderstorms during the evening and overnight hours across Northwest Georgia as the first area of the state under the gun with a Level 1 risk of damaging winds, hail and even a chance for tornadoes overnight per NWS Peachtree City.
Severe weather is expected as highs get into record territory again through the afternoon – up into the 80s around in some spots around the region – and then that warm air is going to run into a cold front pushing through the southeast.
The mix of warm air hitting the cold front pushing in from the Plains and Midwest should begin showing up after the sun goes down, and push through during the overnight hours as chances of rain stick around the morning hours.
NWS Peachtree City is expecting a marginal risk as of the mid-afternoon hours, but expect those risks to increase heading into the nighttime hours, with the general timing starting around 8 p.m. for storms to move in, with much of the area under the gun from the first line of severe weather threatening around 9 p.m. in much of Northwest Georgia.
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The cold front pushing in behind a line of storms is moving on a line from Northeast to Southwest currently from (at the moment) between Nashville and Houston.
The front following after will bring the thermometer down overnight, with temps dipping down into the upper 30s and low 40s around the region, and only get up into the 50s in the region on Thursday with rain sticking around through the morning hours.
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March’s typical windy conditions also return on Thursday, with a breeze expected to increase up to 10 to 15 mph in the area, and up to 30 mph gusts in some places and potentially higher in upper elevations.
Look for freezing temps through much of Northwest Georgia on Thursday night after the severe weather pushes through and leaves clear skies, but the thermometer will start slowly rebounding ahead of the weekend with highs in the 60s on Friday, and down in the 30s and 40s on Friday night.
Saturday’s sunshine will warm the region up into the 70s – with lows into the 40s and 50s – and stick there on Sunday with chances of rain returning and increasing through into the overnight hours. Storms on Sunday night and into Monday morning will see another cold front push through and bring winter back in full for at least a few days.
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Expect the Monday forecast in the 50s and chances of rain, but overnight lows down into the 20s with clear skies and slight chances of showers. Sunshine will be back for St. Patrick’s Day with a high up into the 40s and 50s.
Some good news? It might just be a last gasp of winter weather for the season as temps will rebound by the end of next week back into the 70s and 80s (at least in further outlooks available.)
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