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Alabama’s stretch of mild November weather is about to end abruptly. Temperatures are expected to tumble later this week, bringing the threat of widespread frost and freeze to communities across the state by the weekend. The National Weather Service in Birmingham forecasts a significant change in conditions, with breezy winds accompanying the arrival of colder air. After afternoon highs in the 70s through Wednesday, a surge of colder air will push into the state Thursday and Friday. Overnight temperatures could fall into the 20s in parts of the state. Residents should begin preparing now rather than waiting until freezing temperatures arrive. When will temperatures drop in Alabama? The weather change is expected to begin Wednesday night, although the first signs could include a few showers. Near and north of Interstate 20. The National Weather Service says isolated showers are possible Wednesday night into early Thursday. Most other areas should remain dry throughout the week. Colder conditions will be more noticeable Thursday and Friday as winds turn breezy and gusty. By the weekend, overnight lows are expected to approach or fall below the freezing mark in numerous Alabama communities. The biggest concern will be the overnight and early morning hours, when
First Alert Weather: Midday update, 11-9-26
ALABAMA — A very cold air mass for this time of year could settle over the Deep South late next week, with the coldest air compared to normal centered right over Alabama. The latest GFS model shows Saturday morning, November 14, starting in the upper 20s across North Alabama, with freezing temperatures reaching as far south as Montgomery and Auburn. The event is still about eight days out, and one model run does not make a forecast, but residents with outdoor plants or pets should start thinking about a plan.
A Frost Advisory takes effect at midnight Sunday for 10 West Alabama counties, with temperatures dropping to 36 degrees and possible plant damage.
CULLMAN, Ala. – As temperatures begin to drop and winter approaches, Cullman County residents are encouraged to take a few simple precautions to prepare for whatever Mother Nature may have in store. While Alabama may not experience the harsh winters seen in northern states, freezing temperatures, icy roads and occasional winter storms can still create dangerous conditions. From frozen pipes to unexpected power outages, a little preparation now can help prevent costly repairs and stressful situations later. Protecting your home from the cold One of the most common winter weather concerns for homeowners is frozen pipes. When water freezes inside a pipe, it expands, potentially causing the pipe to burst and leaving homeowners with expensive water damage. To help prevent frozen pipes, residents should insulate exposed plumbing, particularly in crawl spaces, attics, garages and along exterior walls. During especially cold weather, opening cabinet doors beneath sinks can allow warmer air to circulate around plumbing. Allowing a small trickle of water to run from faucets served by vulnerable pipes may also help prevent freezing. Residents should know where their home’s main water shutoff valve is located in case a pipe bursts. Other important home preparations include checking weather stripping around doors
A Frost Advisory remains in effect across central Alabama until 7 a.m. Sunday as Birmingham starts the day under clear skies near 40 degrees. Light winds and the chilly conditions could leave frost on exposed surfaces, putting sensitive outdoor plants at risk if they are not covered. Frost Timing and...
ALABAMA — Another strong cold front is on the horizon for next weekend, and it could deliver an even bigger blast of cold air into Alabama and the Southeast. Model guidance for Friday, November 13, shows well below normal temperatures centered over Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee. Temperatures could tumble even further than earlier cold snaps this month as November starts showing its winter side.
Frost Advisory has been issued for a lot of the state
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — Each year, the National Weather Service runs a Winter Weather Awareness Week campaign to educate residents on the hazards we could see throughout the season. This year’s awareness week will be held November 8-13. The frequency of winter weather in Alabama and Tennessee is low, but when it happens, it can […]
Another Frost Advisory for the region. Is your county included?
Saturday evening forecast for Nov 7th
Saturday night temperatures could threaten sensitive plants as some areas dip below freezing.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — It will be another cold night for the Tennessee Valley With the potential of frost for the majority of the area, The National Weather Service has issued a frost advisory. The advisory will be in effect from 11 p.m. Sunday until 8 a.m. Monday for all of north Alabama. Take the […]
Alabama’s 42 Weather Live Channel: Weekend Outlook: Sunday will be mostly sunny, breezy, and cool, with highs in the lower to upper 60s. Sunday night will be clear and cold, with lows in the mid-30s to lower 40s. We could see another frost across parts of Central Alabama. Be prepared to protect any plants. Next […]
MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) - We’ll remain cool heading into the coming week, with overnight lows that could produce our first bit of frost we’ve seen since January!. Overnight heading into Sunday morning, and again overnight Sunday heading into Monday morning, our lows will come down into the mid and upper 30s. This will produce the first real risk for frost we’ve seen since earlier this year. Make sure outdoor vegetation is covered or taken indoors, and outdoor pets are given extra insulation or taken indoors for the next few nights in a row. There’s also a Frost Advisory in place for our Alabama counties, with widespread lows in the mid and upper 30s forecast over the next few nights as well.
MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) - Although our mornings this week will be chilly, we’ll have some nice afternoons to start our workweek... ahead of a cold front that will again drop our temperatures into the 60s. FIRST ALERT: MORE FROST POSSIBLE. While only our Alabama counties are under a Frost...
Areas of frost will be possible over the weekend in Alabama, according to the National Weather Service. Forecasters expect colder air to blow in from the northwest over the next two days, although no rain is expected. The coldest days and nights could come over the weekend. Temperatures today (Friday)...
Madelyn's Evening Forecast 11/8/2026