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More Cold Air This Weekend

SHORT TERM WARM-UP: Temperatures are mostly in the 20s across Alabama early this morning, but we warm up nicely today; most communities will reach the mid 50s this afternoon with a partly sunny sky. Tomorrow, we will forecast a high … Continue reading →

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Warmer Tomorrow/Friday… Colder This Weekend

DRY, COLD WINTER DAY: Temperatures are generally in the upper 30s and low 40s across North Central Alabama this afternoon with a good supply of sunshine. Up north, clouds have moved into the Tennessee Valley, and we even note some … Continue reading →

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Dry Through The Weekend; Still Cold Today

FRIGID MORNING: Here are some temperatures at daybreak across the great state of Alabama… Black Creek (just northeast of Gadsden) 14 Millport 16 Russellville 16 Concord 17 Bessemer 18 Gadsden 18 Cullman 19 Valley Head 19 Centre 19 Haleyville 20 … Continue reading →

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Snow Showers/Flurries End This Evening

COLD NIGHT AHEAD: The weather across Alabama today behaved as expected; the most numerous snow showers have been over the northeast counties, where a few spots have measured over one inch. Marshall, Jackson, DeKalb, and Cherokee Counties remain under a … Continue reading →

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Windy, Cold, Flurries

AT DAYBREAK: Temperatures are below freezing generally from U.S. 278 (Hamilton to Cullman to Gadsden) north… with mid 30s for the I-20 corridor (Tuscaloosa to Birmingham to Anniston). Light, scattered snow flurries continue, but we have heard of no travel … Continue reading →

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Much Colder; Snow Showers/Flurries

COLD, BLUSTERY PATTERN: A deep upper trough over the eastern U.S. will deliver a healthy dose of very cold Arctic air into Alabama tonight through Thursday morning. We won’t get out of the 30s tomorrow, and a strong west/northwest wind … Continue reading →

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Much Colder; Snow Showers Ahead

THIS MORNING: It is a quiet morning across Alabama with temperatures across north and central counties mostly in the upper 30s and low 40s. A few patches of light rain, or rain showers, are possible later this morning with temperatures … Continue reading →

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Notes On The Cold/Snow

As discussed here for days, the northern half of Alabama will experience a shot of very cold Arctic air tomorrow through Wednesday. And, during the cold air advection process, there is a pretty good chance of snow flurries or snow … Continue reading →

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Sharply Colder Early Next Week

SUNNY WINTER DAY: Temperatures are generally in the low 50s across North/Central Alabama this afternoon with a bright sunny sky. Tonight will be clear and cold; most communities will reach the upper 20s early tomorrow. THE ALABAMA WEEKEND: Scattered clouds … Continue reading →

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Cool Days, Cold Nights

SUB-FREEZING MORNING: Most places are in the 27-32 degree range as this day begins; expect a high close to 50 degrees this afternoon with a good supply of sunshine. THE ALABAMA WEEKEND: We expect a slow warming trend; we reach … Continue reading →

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