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A wave of frigid air is anticipated to deliver the season's first extensive frost and subfreezing temperatures to various regions in the southeastern United States over the upcoming weekend. Cities like Atlanta, Gainesville, and Raleigh may face significantly colder mornings, while elevated areas of the southern Appalachian mountains could witness their initial snowfall accumulation. This report details the anticipated temperature shifts, the risk of damage to gardens, and essential precautions for residents as the weekend nears.
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00:00Autumn gardens across the southeast could face their first killing freeze this weekend.
00:04A powerful surge of colder air is expected to spread across the region,
00:08bringing the coldest temperatures of the season so far to many communities.
00:12Some areas could drop into the 20s, staying below freezing for several hours.
00:17Atlanta could see temperatures fall into the mid-30s, while nearby rural areas may approach freezing.
00:23In Gainesville, Florida, temperatures could reach the upper 30s, with frost possible outside the city.
00:28Raleigh, North Carolina, could also approach the freezing mark by Sunday morning.
00:34The cold could even bring the season's first accumulating snow to higher elevations of the southern Appalachians.
00:40For gardeners, exposed flowers and vegetables may be especially vulnerable,
00:44so moving potted plants indoors could help protect them.
00:47The biggest change is expected Friday night through Sunday,
00:51although local temperatures will depend on cloud cover and wind conditions.
00:55Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced, using AI-assisted tools.

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