In a reversal of the pattern earlier this spring, most of the region will be dry for the next week as high pressure dominates the area. The exception is southern Florida, where a very wet system will push through the area, bringing heavy rains to Miami and surrounding areas. Central and northern Florida are not expected to see much rain, which will not help to alleviate the drought there. The high pressure across most of the region could bring scattered frost to parts of the mountains and low-lying areas of northern Georgia and points north. The cold temperatures won’t last long, however, and we should be back to more seasonal weather soon.
