Here is a list of lows across Alabama on this Friday morning, not nearly as long a list of yesterday morning:
UPDATED 10:35 AM
41 Cottondale
45 Oneonta (Rosa) Pinson, Meridianville, Millport (SW Lamar County just west of Millport)
46 Concord/Hueytown, Troy, Broomtown
47 Anniston and Muscle Shoals Airports
48 Coker, Fort Payne Airport
49 Montgomery, Tuscaloosa, Helena (Brian Peters)
50 Birmingham, Decatur, Vinemont, Evergreen, Huntsville, Cullman Airport
52 Dothan, Albertville, Shelby County Airport
55 Selma, Mobile
AROUND THE GOOD OLE USA–TEMPERATURES OF INTEREST
110 Death Valley, yesterday’s hottest
22 Stanley, Idaho, this morning’s coldest in the Lower 48*
19 Anaktuvuk Pass, coldest in our biggest (by far) state
37 atop Mt. Leconte in Great Smoky Mountain National Park
MID-ATLANTIC RAIN AMOUNTS 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM TODAY
2.12 Richmond
2.46 Norfolk
1.97 New York City (sometimes known as the Big Apple
5.16 Wrightsville Beach
Lots of trees from this big storm at Williamsburg, Va.
Power outages as far north as New York
* Next time you drive through Downtown Stanley, Idaho, look to the south and see the Sawtooth Mountain Range. As the name implies, the peaks resemble teeth on a crosscut saw. I am sure things have changed now, but last time we were there camping on the banks of the Salmon River, there was a sign as you entered town said “Population and Speed Limit 35” I took a pix of it.
