Here's a quick update before we go on the air at 9am.  Hope you are doing well this morning as we welcome 2012!  We are starting off mild with some clouds around.  These clouds are in advance of the cold front moving our way.  There will be just a few light rain drops possible until around noon.

The front passes this afternoon.  That front is the leading edge of the colder air that will continue moving in later this afternoon and tonight.

Overnight lows dip to 32 by morning.  Then it gets even colder for Tuesday and Wednesday.  Check out the video forecast for the details!

Our high temperature today made it up to 66 degrees!  That's 14 degrees above average!  We will have mostly clear skies this evening leading up to nice weather to ring in 2012.  At midnight, temperatures will be right at 50 degrees.  Not too cold and not too warm either. 

A few clouds will build overnight ahead of a front that is moving in.  We will start off the day Sunday with mostly cloudy skies and a few scattered sprinkles.  A brisk front will sweep through around noon.  That will push the clouds and sprinkles south and east.  That front will also be the leading edge of the much cooler air that is moving our way.

Sunday afternoon, more sunshine will break through.  The wind will kick up and the cooler air will begin to filter in.  High temps for Sunday are tricky.  We'll have a high of 59 around noon time, then we will begin to cool off after the front passes for the rest of the afternoon.

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ROME, Ga. (AP) - A week after a tornado struck northwest Georgia, an examination of damage has resulted in losses estimated at $1.82 million in the Rome area.

PHOTOS | North Georgia storm damage

The Rome News-Tribune reports Floyd County Emergency Management Agency Director Scotty Hancock says two-thirds of the losses were incurred by six businesses, with none listed as destroyed.

Keith Clark, owner of the West Rome IGA grocery, says he's still assessing damage to his store but says the roof over the shopping center will have to be replaced. He says thousands of dollars worth of food had to be dumped.

Thirty-one other businesses or commercial establishments also sustained losses that are being listed as minor, meaning losses of at least $20,000 were estimated.