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Many weather forecasters on my social media feeds have been highlighting the unusually cold weather that is predicted by many weather models to hit the Southeast this weekend.  I have previous written about frost on Saturday and Sunday mornings and the possibility of a few snow flurries in far northeast Georgia.  The Capital Weather Gang from the Washington Post described the meteorological situation in some detail (link).  A strong center of low pressure is expected to track right over the Southeast, bringing cold weather and windy conditions to much of the region.  Miami may break their record low temperature on Sunday (the record is 54 F for November 2).  If you are going to be outside, then make sure you dress in layers and have plans to get out of the wind, since wind chills could be quite uncomfortable.

Source: WeatherBell
Source: WeatherBell
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