Valdosta Fire Dept. trains during Severe Weather Preparedness Week

It is a frosty start this morning. Temperatures have already taken a dive to 30 to 3am. A lot more humidity too. So that means a lot of frost this morning. We'll start off sunny weather partly to mostly cloudy it's the high overcast trying to come in here. Temperatures will warm out with an East southeast wind. We'll get into the mid to upper 60s this afternoon and not quite as cold tonight. We'll go from the mid 60s This evening into the upper 40s and the temperatures will continue to be mild or milder each and every morning. From 40s to the 50s to the 60s Saturday morning, a little gentle cooldown on Sunday and then mild again Monday and Tuesday afternoon is going to warm significantly hitting any tomorrow, mid to upper 80s end of the week and then back into the low to mid 80s. This weekend maybe a little bit cooler as we go into Tuesday next week. Let's talk about rain chances they're going to come up Friday nights they'll peak Saturday morning. Not loud, isolated, severe storm drier on Sunday then wonder whether working back at us Monday and Tuesday.

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it is cold outside how to dive into here 30 degrees and have freeze warnings till nine o'clock. Cold temperatures we felt since mid January. We're going to see temperatures slowly get out of the 30s into the 40s by around 11 into the 50s around one o'clock so it's really quite cold today tomorrow than a chilly start warming up by about 10 degrees and that just gets to summer. I mean by Friday we're in the upper 80s best chance the rain will come early Saturday I just wanna be freezing cold start will respond a little bit this afternoon to be mostly Sunday evening player coal to coal with some patchy frost as we wake up on our Tuesday

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Are we getting this morning milder by about 20 degrees starting off low 50s and we'll get into the mid 70s and turn breezy cloudy, and the rain chances are going to be ramping up to the likely side right around seven o'clock and we do have an isolated severe threat to go along with that marginal risk for some damaging winds. isolated tornado threat mainly for the Southwestern Community a 2% 5% chance of damaging winds here in Albany 71 to 64. Again, the rain chances will peak between seven and eight o'clock this evening. So have you read already on this St Patrick's Day, turning chilly tonight it's 46 60% chance of showers the rain chances will kind of stay with us often on a little bit on Saturday, but much drier Sunday, Monday and for most of next week. Matter of fact, and we're expecting temperatures to really be chilly this weekend only in the mid 50s. But look at that warm up taking us through the 60s into the 70s and into the low to mid 80s A week from today. We're expecting a high of 85 Get ready it's going to be much warmer, but we are expecting possibly a freeze Monday morning

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