All of north Georgia is now under either a Freeze Warning or a Freeze Watch from Saturday night through Sunday morning, according to an advisory issued this morning by the weather service.
Hall County is among the counties listed in the latter. It also includes counties adjacent to and south-southeast of Hall such as Banks, Jackson, and Barrow. The Freeze Warning includes counties to the northeast of Hall including Habersham, White, Lumpkin, and Dawson.
What’s the difference?
A Freeze Watch means significant, widespread freezing temperatures are possible. A Freeze Warning is issued when temperatures are forecast to go below 32°F for a long period of time.