<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0Kkwi6_1H4bNrNH00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0Kkwi6_1H4bNrNH00" width="3840" height="777" >It’s time to bring out the blankets and turn up the heat. According to National Weather Service Meteorologist Jason Holmes, residents in central Alabama can expect freezing or near freezing temperatures overnight Friday and Saturday. Holmes said the cold spell would blow through as quickly as it blew in. “The cold front arrived yesterday, but with these systems the cold air can lag behind,” Holmes said. “[Friday afternoon] it’s in the 50s in Troy, so it’s colder than yesterday. Right now, it’s clear with light winds, but when the wind slacks off, all of the heat will radiate out into space.”Holmes said the overnight low in Troy would be around 33 degrees and a freeze warning was in effect from midnight Friday to 8 a.m. Saturday morning. On Saturday, the high would be in the mid 50s with an overnight low of around 30 in Troy. A freeze warning will be in effect from midnight Saturday until 8 a.m. on Sunday. Holmes said this will be the first freeze of the winter and the growing season is nearly over. He said anyone with plants outdoors will need to cover them or move them indoors during the freeze. He said outdoor pets should also be taken inside during the freeze warning. In addition, any outdoor pipes should be insulated and all outdoor water hoses should be drained of water before the freeze. In addition, Holmes said people should also check their fire alarms and brush up on fire safety. He said if using indoor heaters, keep them far away from any flammable sources. </div></body>

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It’s time to bring out the blankets and turn up the heat. According to National Weather Service Meteorologist Jason Holmes, residents in central Alabama can expect freezing or near freezing temperatures overnight Friday and Saturday. Holmes said the cold spell would blow through as quickly as it blew in.

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It’s time to bring out the blankets and turn up the heat. According to National Weather Service Meteorologist Jason Holmes, residents in central Alabama ca

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