Cold Front Brings Chill To Southeast And Central Plains
• A cold front brings a sharp temperature drop to the Southeast and Central Plains, with highs in the 50s and 60s.
• Drier weather follows the front's passage, although brisk winds are expected to linger briefly.
• Temperatures are well below average for late October, requiring residents to take precautions to stay warm.
Temperature drop follows rain and thunderstorms
A cold front is currently sweeping through the Southeast and Central Plains, causing a significant drop in temperatures. Residents can expect daytime highs in the 50s and 60s, a stark contrast to the warmer conditions experienced earlier in October. This chill arrives on the heels of recent rainfall and thunderstorm activity, ushering in a period of unseasonably cool weather for this time of year.
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