The much anticipated cold front to slash temperatures is now moving through the Southeast. Ahead of the front, warm temperatures and plenty of moisture is still available for an isolated severe threat this weekend. For Saturday, the greatest threat will be along the warm front in Georgia and the Carolinas. Biggest threat will be winds and hail. However, an isolated tornado threat could be possible.
Storms should begin to wind down after midnight as storms slide into the Outer Banks of North Carolina. For Sunday, the cold front slices through the Atlantic coast of the Southeast to bring another severe weather threat producing a few reports of winds and hail. By Monday, we dry out and it's about the colder air building in.
