For the Rest of Tonight

RADAR CHECK: Light rain is falling from Anniston to Clanton to Dempolis currently, with thunderstorms continuing in some of our southeastern counties in the Wiregrass region of the state.  The rain will continue to dissipate and move southeast overnight. Monday looks to be mostly dry with sunny and warm condition across the state. The most intense storms today have been over Georgia and thankfully we made it through the day with no severe weather warnings, the one exception was one flash flood warning for Calhoun County that has been allowed to expire.

CLEARING LINE: This evening the back edge of the clouds have made it to the Alabama/Mississippi boarder. Most of the clouds should get out of here overnight and most every one will see sunshine tomorrow. With clearing skies and a saturated ground, conditions could become favorable for fog to develop.

FOG: While writing this post, the NWS  issued a hazardous weather outlook for the development of fog. I would not be surprised to see the NWS issue a fog advisory later tonight, here is exactly what they are thinking.

FOG DEVELOPMENT IS EXPECTED OVERNIGHT AND VISIBILITY COULD DROP BELOW ONE MILE AFTER MIDNIGHT GENERALLY NEAR AND NORTH OF INTERSTATE 20. AN EXPANSION TO THE FOG THREAT COULD BECOME NECESSARY LATER THIS EVENING. MOTORISTS SHOULD SLOW DOWN AND EXERCISE CAUTION WHILE DRIVING IN FOGGY CONDITIONS. FOG WITH VISIBILITY LESS THAN ONE MILE IS POSSIBLE THROUGH 9 AM MONDAY.

MONDAY MORNING: Besides the fog that is expected in the morning, Monday doesn’t look like too bad of a day. Clouds should continue to clear out as the front settles along the coast. Sunshine should be abundant in the Alabama sky tomorrow afternoon and temperatures will make it into the mid 70s.

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