SAVANNAH, Ga – Good morning! This is Stormteam 3 Meteorologist Alysa Carsley, ready to guide you through what promises to be a terrific Tuesday.

Despite the cessation of precipitation across the United States, travel disruptions are likely to persist today. Regions that recently experienced winter weather, including cities like Atlanta, Charlotte, and Nashville, will face the aftermath of icy conditions. Just as we saw last year, these areas will endure a period of cold temperatures and overnight refreezing, prolonging the presence of ice and snow.

Locally, the slow-moving cold front that affected us last night has now moved offshore, bringing an end to any lingering showers. While it may seem mild outside at the moment, don’t be deceived; significant changes are on the horizon for tonight.

Morning clouds will gradually give way to afternoon sunshine, with temperatures peaking in the upper 40s to lower 50s. However, a brisk wind with gusts reaching up to 25 mph will contribute to a chilly feel throughout the day.

As we move into the night and head toward the weekend, expect morning temperatures to plummet below freezing. On Tuesday morning, lows are forecasted to dip into the teens and 20s. The only day that might come close to the freezing mark will be Friday, with temperatures in Savannah anticipated to reach a low of 31°.

Each day will be filled with plentiful sunshine. However, this will only do so much to warm freezing cold temperatures. Our highs through this weekend remain well below average in the 40s to lower 50s. 

While it is a relatively quiet, cold week, models are trying to hint at another wintry precipitation chance Friday night into Saturday morning. As of now, models are too wishy-washy to have any confidence. The only known check on our winter weather forecasting checklist is the cold air! We still do not know the amount of moisture, track, and timing. Just something to keep an eye on!