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Very Cold Air Mass Could Bring First Real Freeze to Alabama Including Huntsville, Birmingham, and Florence Next Weekend With Lows Near 29

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.

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Winter weather preparedness: Simple steps to protect your home, vehicle and family

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

Cullman County, AL · 23h

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Frost Advisory issued for parts of Central Alabama

Frost Advisory in effect overnight for Central Alabama with temperatures dropping to 36 degrees until Sunday 7 a.m. Residents advised to cover plants, move sensitive vegetation indoors, and provide shelter for outdoor pets during cold overnight. A Frost Advisory is in effect overnight for parts of Alabama, with temperatures expected...

Birmingham, AL · 1d
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Country Herald

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Central Alabama Weather Alert: Frost Risk Grows November 8-9

National Weather Service forecasts frost probabilities reaching 95% in parts of central Alabama Sunday.

Gadsden, AL · 1d

Country Herald

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Alabama Weather Alert: 36° Frost in Huntsville, AL, Nov 7–11

North Alabama faces chilly mornings, sunny afternoons and another cooldown late next week.

Huntsville, AL · 2d

Country Herald

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Tennessee Valley Weather Alert: Lows Near 32° This Weekend

Huntsville, AL – Residents across northern Alabama and the Tennessee Valley should prepare for chilly overnight temperatures this weekend, with some communities potentially dropping to the freezing mark as patchy frost develops Sunday and Monday mornings.

Huntsville, AL · 3d

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Patchy Frost and Mid to Upper 30s Possible Sunday and Monday Mornings for Huntsville, Muscle Shoals, Cullman, and Gadsden as November Chill Returns

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — The November chill returns to Alabama this weekend. Widespread morning lows in the 40s are expected, with some 30s possible across north Alabama by Sunday morning. Patchy frost could develop in northern counties. Another frost threat is possible on Monday morning, when lows could reach the mid to upper 30s.

Alabama · 3d

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Chief Meteorologist Brad Travis looks at what to expect over the weekend

Huntsville, AL · 3d

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Meteorologist Eric Burk talks about what to expect as we get closer to the weekend

Lincoln County, TN · 4d

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Tornado Season Begins in Alabama, Where Fall Ranks Among the Busiest Times for Twisters and 472 Tornado Deaths Show Why Birmingham, Huntsville and Tuscaloosa Must Be Ready

BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA — Tornado season has officially arrived in Alabama. Meteorologists in the state consider the season to run from November through May, and records show why. Since 1950, November has produced about 300 tornadoes in Alabama, nearly as many as May and more than any month outside of spring. The stakes are high. A total of 472 people have died from tornadoes in Alabama since 1978, and more than half of them, 252 people, lost their lives on a single day, April 27, 2011. Forecasters say the last severe weather season was very inactive, with few major events, and that kind of luck is unlikely to last two years in a row.

Birmingham, AL · 8d

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More rain arrives by midweek

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Dry weather makes a brief return to kick off the work week. Our next weather maker will bring showers back starting late Tuesday with widespread rain and storms expected for midweek. A drying trend will take us into the weekend. For today we’ll start off with...

Huntsville, AL · 7d

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Record-Early Polar Vortex Reversal Backed by All 50 European Ensemble Members Could Send Cold Air Into Birmingham, Huntsville, and Montgomery by Thanksgiving

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The signal for a record-early Sudden Stratospheric Warming, or SSW, has grown stronger. Every one of the 50 European ensemble members now shows the polar vortex winds reversing by November 12. If it happens, it would be the earliest major stratospheric warming on record. For Alabama, nothing changes for the next two weeks, but the odds of cold air later in the season are rising.

Alabama · 9d

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Tennessee Valley drought creating challenges for farmers during harvest season

Dry conditions across the Tennessee Valley are creating challenges for farmers during harvest season, with lower crop yields, equipment fire risks and financial concerns adding to an already demanding time of year.

Hazel Green, AL · 9d

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Rain, breezy and cool today

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - For today, rain, breezy and cool. The temperature will be around 60 degrees all day. Tonight, showers early. Low 50s. Monday and Tuesday, mostly cloudy both days with temps in the low to mid 70s. Nights around 60 degrees. The next chance of rain will arrive...

Huntsville, AL · 8d

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Dry Spell Ends as Rain and Strong Storms Bring 1 to 3 Inches to Alabama Including Birmingham, Huntsville, and Mobile Through Wednesday

ALABAMA — The long dry spell across Alabama is coming to an end as showers return to the state on Halloween. For most areas, the last meaningful rain fell on October 10, when Hurricane Isaias moved through the state. Light showers today will give way to more widespread rain tonight, followed by a dynamic system on Wednesday that could bring 1 to 2 inches of rain and strong to severe storms to South Alabama.

Alabama · 8d

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Polar Vortex Disruption Could Open the Door to Major Cold Snaps and Winter Weather for Birmingham, Huntsville, and Montgomery Weeks From Now

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — There has been a lot of talk about a potentially unprecedented early Sudden Stratospheric Warming event developing miles above the North Pole. When these events happen, they can disrupt the polar vortex and open the door to blasts of frigid Arctic air weeks later. For Alabama, that could raise the chance of major cold snaps and possibly winter weather later in the season. However, it is still a developing signal, not a confirmed major event.

Birmingham, AL · 10d

Country Herald

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Alabama Weather Nov. 4: Huntsville Faces 70% Rain Chance, Thunderstorm Risk

HUNTSVILLE, AL – North Alabama residents can expect a changing weather pattern during the first week of November, with weekend showers giving way to a brief period of drier conditions before rain and possible thunderstorms return to Huntsville by Wednesday, Nov.

Huntsville, AL · 9d

Country Herald

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North Alabama Halloween Oct. 31: Rain May Hit Trick-or-Treating

North Alabama faces a warm, unsettled weekend with highs in the 70s and lower 80s.

Huntsville, AL · 9d