Starting off the week with cool and dry conditions across north and central GA following yesterday's cold front. Temperatures will remain around normal for most of the week before warming back up again by the weekend. Rain chances will generally be less than 10% all week. #gawx https://x.com/NWSAtlanta/status/2041103770478637246

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Frost is possible across parts of the North Carolina mountains on Tuesday night, and then again across parts of the mountains, foothills, and northwest Piedmont of North Carolina Wednesday night. Sensitive vegetation could be affected.

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A dry high pressure air mass will move into the region today, with high temperatures close to normal for early April.
No rain is expected for the next week.

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Brief wedge-like conditions will bring seasonable conditions to start the week, before temperatures warm back up to well above normal by week's end. Rainfall chances will generally remain below 10% through the end of the week.

With a cold front pushing into Georgia, showers are ongoing largely to the south of I-85. As they continue south and east this afternoon, scattered thunderstorms will also be possible. A few storms in central Georgia may become strong and produce gusty winds and small hail. #gawx https://x.com/NWSAtlanta/status/2040827907740709349

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Numerous showers and a few thunderstorms will accompany the passage of a cold front this morning.
The rain should move off to the east by the middle part of the afternoon.
No severe storms or flooding expected, just some much needed rainfall.
Cooler air will move in behind the front and should linger through the middle part of the week.

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Georgia is facing its most significant drought since 2011–2012. 🚨
Long-range forecast models continue to suggest warmer-than-average temperatures across the southeast United States for mid April. Below normal precipitation (not shown) is also favored.

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What would it take to see some drought improvement? Here's a look at current rainfall deficits (Atlanta, Macon, Athens, and Columbus) and what it would take to bring us back to normal over 1, 3, or 6 months.

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Scattered showers/storms are expected overnight, followed by a line of showers/storms pushing through early Sunday morning through Sunday afternoon. A few storms may be strong with gusty winds and small hail. Rainfall totals will be greatest (1-1.5”) mainly north of I-85.