ATLANTA — Most Georgians woke up to temperatures in the 30s on Christmas Day.
Severe Weather Team 2 Meteorologist Brian Monahan said it was the coldest Christmas in about 7 years.
For the last couple years, high temperatures were in the mid-70s on Christmas Day.
The high temperatures for this year will be just in the 40s.
The day will have a mix of clouds and sun.
While parts of the country received a white Christmas, the cold weather is expected to move to north Georgia.
Beginning Wednesday, we’ll be watching developing moisture in the Gulf of Mexico that could run into some very cold air over our area.
Wintry mix could be possible for some areas in north Georgia on Thursday and Friday.
We’ll updating the weather forecast on Channel 2 Action News throughout the week
Fairly quiet (but cold/cool) through Wednesday -- then watching a storm spreading precip. into cold low level air by Thursday. Watching potential for wintry mix in N GA Thu/Fri time frame @wsbtv pic.twitter.com/hC2eP1dK3V
— Brian Monahan, WSB (@BMonahanWSB) December 24, 2017
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