WINDY, COLD FIRST DAY OF SPRING: Clouds are over the northern 2/3 of Alabama this afternoon with temperatures only in the 40s in many areas; a strong north wind is making it feel colder. We have a few sprinkles on radar… even a little sleet in spots.
WINDY, COLD MARCH DAY: Clouds cover the northern half of Alabama this afternoon… temperatures are only in the mid to upper 40s with a gusty west wind making it feel colder. However, to the south, temperatures are in the 60s for places like Mobile and Dothan where the sun is out in full force. We will mention the chance of a few sprinkles over North Alabama this evening as a deep upper trough passes through
It is warmer today than yesterday, but still cold by Alabama standards; with sunshine in full supply temperatures are reaching the 40s this afternoon.
Look for sunshine in full supply today with a high in the 40s as a warming trend begins. Tomorrow will be another sunny day with a high in the 50s. Most of Alabama stays dry Sunday, but a little light rain is possible over the southwest corner of the state late in the day and Sunday night as a weak disturbance passes by.
CLEAR BUT COLD: We have sunshine in full supply across Alabama this afternoon, but temperatures are below freezing over the northern third of the state. Most South Alabama communities are in the low to mid 40s.
This afternoon, despite sunshine in full supply, it remains very cold with highs only in the low to mid 30s, almost 30 degrees below average for this time of year.
The sky becomes sunny today, but temperatures will remain below freezing over the northern half of the state as Arctic air remains in place. Temperatures will reach the low 40s across South Alabama. Then, another hard freeze is likely tonight with lows in the teens over the northern half of the state.
COLD: The rain and snow has moved out of Alabama, but clouds linger. Temperatures have been falling over the northern half of the state; most communities north of Birmingham are below freezing at mod-afternoon.
The rain and snow is coming to an end across Alabama, and much colder air is flowing into the state. Temperatures are falling due to an icy, north wind blowing into the state.
A low tracking through the northern Gulf of Mexico will bring a cold rain and some winter weather issues tonight and into tomorrow for Alabama and the Mid-South.
BLUE SKY: Temperatures are in the 40s and 50s across Alabama this afternoon with a cloudless sky. Tonight will be clear and cold with a low between 25 and 35 degrees for most places.
Blue sky and sunshine fill the Alabama sky on this President’s Day holiday. After the frosty start to the day, we are seeing temperatures this afternoon range from the upper 40s to lower 50s.
SUNNY: With a sunny sky, temperatures are in the 40s over the northern half of the state this afternoon… most places in South Alabama are in the low 50s. Tonight will be clear and cold again with lows generally in the 20s, but colder spots will reach the upper teens.
Today and tomorrow will feature plenty of sunshine, but temperatures will remain below average with highs in the mid to upper 40s today, but we should see low 50s tomorrow afternoon. Tonight will be another frigid night with upper teens and lower 20s.
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