Summary
Many southern and central U.S. states are experiencing very cold weather, with freeze warnings and frost advisories in place. The National Weather Service warns that the cold could hurt crops and plants and advises taking precautions.
Key Facts
- Freeze warnings and frost advisories are affecting states from Alabama to Missouri and from the Carolinas to Oklahoma.
- The National Weather Service has warned that frost and freezing temperatures could damage crops and outdoor plants.
- Areas in western North Carolina and parts of Georgia are expected to see temperatures as low as 28 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Parts of Missouri and Kansas could also experience freezing temperatures, with lows reaching 26 degrees in some places.
- Alabama and other regions have been advised to expect temperatures ranging from 34 to 38 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Residents are advised to protect sensitive plants from cold temperatures.
- Local weather updates are available on the National Weather Service website and their social media.
