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No snow, but bitter cold coming for Christmas
Record low temperatures possible for holiday weekend
Before closing up shop for the day, Cal Wiess, left, and Chuck Dill of Southern Scapes Nursery cover citrus trees with commercial frost cloth to protect them from the cold overnight temperatures on Monday, Dec 19. Weiss said that nearly all their plants w
Before closing up shop for the day, Cal Wiess, left, and Chuck Dill of Southern Scapes Nursery cover citrus trees with commercial frost cloth to protect them from the cold overnight temperatures on Monday, Dec 19. Weiss said that nearly all their plants will need protection from temperatures in the teens predicted for later in the week. Advice for homeowners from Weiss and Dill: cover all your potted plants. Better yet, move them to a garage or other protected area. And don't forget to drip your hoses and outdoor spigots!
Dreams of a white Christmas are unlikely to come true, but it looks like Santa is packing his sleigh with plenty of frigid weather for the upcoming holiday weekend in the Bulloch County area.
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