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An intense surge of chilly air is predicted to usher in the initial widespread frost and sub-zero temperatures of the season across various regions in the southeastern United States. Certain areas may experience temperatures dipping into the 20s, posing a risk to outdoor gardens, while elevated regions of the southern Appalachians could witness early snowfall. Here’s what to expect regarding the coldest conditions and essential information for residents ahead of the weekend.
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00:00Parts of the southeast could soon experience their first killing freeze of the season.
00:04A powerful surge of colder air is expected to push temperatures sharply lower this weekend.
00:09Some communities could see temperatures fall into the 20s Fahrenheit, staying below freezing for several hours.
00:15That could bring an end to the growing season and damage outdoor flowers and vegetable gardens.
00:21The coldest conditions are expected to shift across the region.
00:24The lower Mississippi and Tennessee valleys face the coldest air Friday night into Saturday,
00:30By Saturday night, freezing conditions could spread toward the Appalachians and parts of the Carolinas.
00:35Atlanta could see overnight temperatures in the mid-30s, while Gainesville, Florida may approach the upper 30s.
00:42There is also a chance of early season accumulating snow in higher elevations of the southern Appalachians.
00:48For residents, protecting sensitive plants and preparing for colder nights could become important this weekend.
00:54Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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