More storms rumbled across Alabama late last night…even prompting a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings during the overnight.
I have to hand it to the GFS for its handling of the secondary round of activity overnight. Looking at the output for last night and this morning, the model correctly predicted a reflaring of the precipitation overnight.
Temperatures are in the 50s across Central Alabama. A line of showers and storms continues in the I-85/I-65 corridor from Lafayette in Chambers County to Montgomery to Mobile. Nothing severe this morning as the airmass is fairly stable.
The cold front is with this line of showers. Winds over Central Alabama are out of the west. They will be picking up as we go through the day, becoming breezy this afternoon. Highs should be in the upper 60s today. Temperatures will fall to near 40 overnight.
Skies are mostly clear over northwestern sections at places like Hamilton, Jasper and Huntsville, partly sunny in the I-59 corridor and cloudy just to the south.
Tomorrow will be a chilly variably cloudy day with highs in the 50s. 30s tomorrow night, but winds should stay up enough to prevent a freeze. Monday night? Not so much. We could definitely see a freeze Monday night into early Tuesday morning. Agricultural interests and backyard gardeners will want to pay attention to later forecasts.
