Weather whiplash: Gusty winds, below freezing temperatures in North Georgia

Sunday morning forecast update

An arctic blast of air is causing below freezing temperatures to spread across North Georgia. Here's your latest weather update. 

ATLANTA - A blast of Canadian air has led to temperatures dropping drastically across North Georgia on Sunday and into Monday. 

The cold shock comes after several days of spring-like warmth with temperatures hitting a record 80 degrees on Friday. 

What we know:

Highs are expected to reach the mid to high 40s on Sunday, but gusty winds that could reach nearly 40 mph are making those numbers feel even colder.

A wind advisory remains in effect until 7 p.m. Sunday with gusts between 30 and 40 mph.

Temperatures will continue to drop, with feels-like temperatures in the teens overnight until Monday morning.

Monday will see a high in the low 40s with a low in the high 20s. Although the wind advisory ends on Sunday, gusty winds are expected to persist on Monday, causing the air to feel even cooler. 

What's next:

Despite a frigid start, models suggest the area should return to the 60s by Wednesday. A bout of rain is likely on Thursday.