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Don’t put the shorts away today.  You’re going to need them with sunshine and temperatures in the mid 80’s this afternoon.  You might be putting them away until spring after…

Colder temperatures on the way in Augusta

It’s Going to be Colder this Week in Augusta

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Don't put the shorts away today.  You're going to need them with sunshine and temperatures in the mid 80's this afternoon.  You might be putting them away until spring after today though.

Temperatures are expected to be in the mid to upper 50's tonight.  Our high temperature on Tuesday, Halloween day, will be about 20 degrees cooler than Monday.  It will be chilly for trick-or-treating with an overnight low expected in the upper 30's so make sure the kids have a jacket.  By Wednesday, expect the high temperature to only be in the mid 50's with the low dipping down to 35 degrees Wednesday night.

High and Low Temperatures This Week in the CSRA:

  • Monday:         High 85        Overnight Low: 59
  • Tuesday:         High 62        Overnight Low: 40
  • Wednesday:  High 55        Overnight Low: 35
  • Thursday:      High 60       Overnight Low: 38
  • Friday:           High 67        Overnight Low: 46
  • Saturday:        High 73        Overnight Low: 53
  • Sunday:           High 75        Overnight Low: 51

We welcome a new month, November, on Wednesday.  Daily high temperatures are expected to be about 8 degrees colder each day than October, while the overnight lows are about 7 degrees colder.  According to weather statistics, the Augusta area rarely sees high temperatures above 81 degrees or below 52 degrees in November.  As for daily low temperatures, rarely does Augusta see overnight temperatures dip below 32 degrees.

According to the Farmer's Almanac, Augusta typically records its first frost of the year anytime between November 1 and November 10.

Speaking of frost, don't forget annual plants that fruit and flower in warm temperatures don't like the cold.  It's best to cover them up if the temperature is expected to dip into the low 30s.  Old blankets, bedspreads and towels are great for creating a small dome of insulation.  Don't forget to remove the covers by mid-day, however, so plants don't overheat.

As for winter, in general, the Farmer's Almanac is predicting that temperatures will be above normal with the coldest periods arriving in late December and again in early February.  The best chances for snow this winter will be in late January and mid-February.