Winter Weather Headed to Cherokee
Could we finally be getting those cold temperatures that we've missed all winter?
The National Weather Service calls for snow in the sixth warmest winter in Illinois' history.
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The National Weather Service has issued a special weather statement for Cherokee County for the weekend, predicting that an arctic cold front will sweep through Georgia on Saturday morning.
Temperatures Saturday are predicted to start in the 40s in the morning and fall to the 30s by afternoon and into the 20s overnight.
The statement also said that the previously mild winter will make the temperature drop more noticable.
Stay tuned to Patch as a wind advisory is likely.
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Chuck Flagg
10:49 am on Friday, February 10, 2012
Be sure to get your bread and milk and eggs so you can have french toast while cooped up in the house!
Jessie Gable
11:01 am on Friday, February 10, 2012
That's genius! I usually go for the chocolate and Diet Coke combo which would be especially fitting this close to Valentine's Day.
Chuck Flagg
11:04 am on Friday, February 10, 2012
See after French toast, you will need to fatten up the kittens and birds to have food after everything else is sold out! It is really why you need milk and bread for a snow storm!