SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES — A cool front is sneaking into the South this week, delivering a rare taste of fall-like air across the Southeast including Georgia, Tennessee, and the Carolinas while leaving behind a Gulf moisture blob that is expected to remain mostly contained over the Gulf of Mexico through Friday night.
The NOAA precipitation map clearly shows a large dry and cool pocket circled across the interior Southeast, contrasting sharply with the heavy rainfall depicted in green, orange, and red surrounding the region on all sides. The cooler and drier pattern is forecast to last for several days and carry into the weekend for many communities across the affected zone.
Cool and Dry Air Settles Across Georgia Tennessee and the Carolinas Through the Weekend…