Savannah’s weather is about to throw a little bit of everything our way this week. If you enjoy variety, you’re in luck—warm temperatures, thunderstorms, gusty winds, and a massive cold front are all on the menu.
Temperatures will start well above normal, with humid air and a taste of early spring, but don’t get too comfortable—by Sunday night, the city could be shivering as temperatures drop nearly 40 degrees.
When Will the Biggest Weather Shifts Happen?
Wednesday, February 12 – Cloudy and warm with a high near 79°F (26°C). Light southerly winds will keep the air mild, and the evening will stay warm at 62°F (17°C).
Thursday, February 13 – Expect another warm day, with temperatures reaching 77°F (25°C). However, afternoon thunderstorms could bring heavy rain and gusty winds, so keep an eye on the radar. By nighttime, cooler air will start moving in, dropping temperatures to 49°F (9°C).
Friday, February 14 (Valentine’s Day) – Cooler but cloudy, with a chance of morning showers and a high near 60°F (16°C). If you’re planning a romantic evening, bring a jacket—temperatures will drop to 51°F (10°C) overnight.
Saturday, February 15 – Clouds stick around, and morning showers are possible. Highs will rebound to 72°F (22°C), making for a warmer but unsettled day.
Sunday, February 16 – Major weather shift incoming! The morning will feel mild and breezy, but by the evening, a powerful cold front will send temperatures plummeting. The high will be around 72°F (22°C), but overnight, it will crash to 36°F (2°C).
Monday, February 17 – A total 180-degree turn. After a week of warm, stormy conditions, Monday will be sunny but much colder, with a high of just 55°F (13°C) and a low of 37°F (3°C).
What This Means for Savannah Residents
With drastic temperature swings, thunderstorms, and gusty winds, Savannah residents should be ready for a week of unpredictable conditions.
- Morning fog and rain could slow down commutes. Expect limited visibility on Wednesday and Thursday mornings.
- Strong thunderstorms Thursday afternoon could bring heavy rain, gusty winds, and slick roads.
- Temperatures will drop nearly 40 degrees by Sunday night, so warm coats will be needed by Monday morning.
- Weekend plans may be disrupted by rain, especially on Saturday morning and Sunday evening.
How to Stay Safe and Prepared
- Keep an umbrella handy! Showers and storms could pop up with little warning, especially on Thursday and Saturday.
- Dress in layers. You’ll go from warm, muggy afternoons to freezing nights in just a few days. Plan for both seasons in one week.
- Be extra cautious on the roads. Rain and fog could make driving difficult, especially early in the mornings.
- Secure outdoor items. Winds could get gusty ahead of Sunday’s cold front, so tie down any loose objects.
Final Thoughts
Savannah’s weather this week isn’t for the faint of heart—we’re going from warm and stormy to cold and crisp in a matter of days.
With temperatures in the upper 70s midweek, then dropping into the 30s by Sunday night, residents need to stay aware, dress accordingly, and keep an eye on changing conditions.
By planning ahead and keeping an eye on weather updates, you can stay ahead of the chaos and navigate Savannah’s unpredictable week safely.
