The high on Tuesday in metro Atlanta is supposed to creep up to 65 degrees.

While that’s not blistering hot, it is a bit warmer than it has been in recent weeks. It’s also the first day of spring, so maybe you’re just in a warmer mindset.

To celebrate, Rita’s Italian Ice is giving away free frozen treats on Tuesday.

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Visitors to the store can get a free cup of Italian ice in any flavor. All you have to do is show up at any Rita’s location and order your favorite. There is a limit of one free cup per person.

"We strive to not only serve our guests fresh, delicious Italian Ice, but happiness too," said Linda Chadwick, Rita's President and CEO, in a news release. "The First Day of Spring, along with a free cup of Rita's Italian Ice, gives us the perfect opportunity to start the season by bringing a smile to everyone's face."

The giveaway comes with no strings attached. No purchase, membership, coupon, rewards card or signature is required.

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Here are some Rita’s locations in and outside of Atlanta:

3530 Ashford-Dunwoody Road NE (Atlanta)

340 Town Center Avenue Unit A-4 (Suwanee)

1432 Highway 16 (Griffin)

3763 Martinez Blvd (Martinez)

To find a Rita's near you, follow this link for its store locator.

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