12/15/2025
The City of South Fulton Office of Emergency Management is monitoring significantly colder conditions moving into the area following the passage of a strong cold front.
According to the National Weather Service, a Cold Weather Advisory is in effect today (Sunday) beginning at 6:00 PM and continuing through Monday at 8:00 AM.
Temperatures will continue to fall through the remainder of the day and into the overnight hours, with low temperatures in the teens and lower 20s by Monday morning.
Sustained northwest winds of 15–25 mph, with gusts up to 30–35 mph, will contribute to dangerously cold wind chills in the single digits to teens, particularly tonight into Monday morning.
Winds are expected to be strongest through this evening before gradually weakening overnight.
A warming trend is expected to begin Tuesday. Potential Impacts include:
Increased risk of cold-related illness for individuals without adequate heat or shelter, especially vulnerable populations.
Dangerous conditions for pets left outdoors without proper shelter
Exposed pipes at risk of freezing or bursting.
Damage to sensitive or unprotected plants.
Hazardous wind chill values due to strong, gusty winds.
Residents are encouraged to protect the four Ps: Pets, Pipes, Plants, and People by providing warm shelter for people and animals, covering exposed pipes, bringing sensitive plants indoors, and wearing appropriate cold-weather clothing when outdoors.
The City of South Fulton Office of Emergency Management will continue to monitor conditions and coordinate with regional partners, including AFCEMA, and will share additional updates as they become available.
