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As a cold front moves through the region today, a few spotty showers are being kicked off.  The real story will be the chilly air that is ushered in behind it.  Saturday night may see frost in the northern part of Georgia, but Sunday night into Monday morning will see much colder temperatures.  Frost and temperatures into their 20s are expected for north and central Georgia, ending the growing season for much of the area. Make sure you bring in pets and cover any plants you want to keep.

You can check on the latest predicted low temperatures using the NWS Graphical Forecast.  The national link is https://graphical.weather.gov/.  You can zoom down to the local area.  Jeff Cook also mentioned it in his latest Three Rivers Ag News newsletter.  Here is the forecast low temperatures for late Sunday night into Monday morning.

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