Just when we thought we were in the clear. Just when we thought that winter was a distant memory and that warm weather was here to stay… **sigh**…There is a polar vortex that’ll be hitting the east coast of the country this weekend and unfortunately, Georgia will be in the crosshairs. While Georgia is extremely lucky to not be one of those states that will be severely impacted by the polar vortex, we won’t escape unscathed. Here are a few things to keep an eye out for this weekend with the polar vortex coming to Georgia.

This weekend, a blast of Arctic air is set to sweep the eastern and midwestern parts of the country, bringing freezing, frigid winter air all over.
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This polar vortex, according to the National Weather Service, will lead to snow in many states, plus record-low temperatures that are not often seen in May months.
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In case you need a little side-by-side comparison — it’ll be warmer in Fairbanks, Alaska than in New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and as far as Atlanta.
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While average temperatures for this time would normally be in the 70s, sometimes 80s, this vortex is going to bring temps of around 50 degrees in many eastern states.
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For those in Georgia, here is what to expect — a potential drop of 20 degrees in some areas and the chance of frost settling in with a ton of cold air.
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The frost can be a bit tricky around this time as many farmers have already begun their growing season.
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Saturday and Sunday could bring a low of 42 degrees in some parts of Georgia so make sure to prepare accordingly.
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But don’t worry about any major changes long-term — as quickly as the polar vortex has moved in, it will likely be disappearing by early next week.
NOAA.gov

 

Did you know about this polar vortex coming to Georgia? States up in the northern parts of the country are expected to get a lot worse weather than we are, so we should consider ourselves lucky! But still, if this polar vortex has you feeling down, make sure to sound off in the comments section! For more information about this weekend’s winter weather, visit the National Weather Service website.

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