Warm Weather on the Way for Southeast Georgia and Lowcountry

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After a cool and sunny weekend with potential freezing temperatures, the Savannah, Georgia and Lowcountry region is expected to see a warm-up next week with highs reaching the 70s. However, a cold front is forecast to bring rain and cooler conditions around Valentine's Day.

Why it matters

The upcoming weather pattern will impact residents' outdoor activities and plans in the region, as well as agricultural and energy needs. The freeze warning is also important for protecting sensitive plants and crops.

The details

Temperatures on Sunday morning are expected to drop below freezing in parts of Southeast Georgia and the Lowcountry, potentially causing a freeze or frost. Next week, afternoon highs are forecast to return to the 70s before a cold front arrives around Valentine's Day, bringing a chance of rain and cooler conditions.

• Temperatures will drop below freezing on Sunday morning.
• Highs are expected to reach the 70s next week.
• A cold front is forecast to arrive around Valentine's Day, bringing rain and cooler weather.

What’s next

Residents should monitor the weather forecasts and take appropriate measures to protect sensitive plants and crops from the potential freeze this weekend.