Sunday and Monday were unseasonably warm in East Cobb, and the weather is expected to get colder and wetter by the time Thanksgiving Day arrives.
Temperatures were expected to reach 70 with sunny skies by Monday afternoon, and they’ll stay as high as the low 60s until Friday.
That’s when colder temperatures will settle in for a few days, including a very chilly weekend.
The Turkey Day forecast calls for highs in the low 60s and lows in the mid 40s, along with a moderate chance of rain that could start by Wednesday evening.
That’s all the precipitation that’s in the forecast for the next week or so, but you’ll need to bundle up for Black Friday and beyond.
Highs on Friday are expected to get only to 50 degrees, and similar highs are expected for Saturday and Sunday.
Next Monday, it may not get out of the 30s, and overnight lows from Friday through the middle of next week are likely to stay at or below freezing.
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