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What are the expected temperatures for the Auburn vs. Mississippi State game?. COLDER: The coldest air so far this season will roll into the Deep South today. Temperatures won’t get out of the 50s this afternoon for most of Alabama, and a freeze warning is in effect early tomorrow for the northern 2/3 of the state.
From Oklahoma and Arkansas to Georgia and the Carolinas, two cold mornings threaten plants and pipes.
Winter is about to make a surprise cameo along the Gulf Coast. A strong cold front is set to sweep through late this week, and forecasters say it could push temperatures to or near freezing across parts of the Deep South by the weekend. Parts of Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana...
Birmingham, Huntsville, Montgomery, Mobile and Tuscaloosa drivers should monitor major highways.
Gearing up for cold weather in Alabama
Alabama’s 42 Weather Live Channel: High pressure will build across the Plains States on Friday. It will bring northerly winds of 15-20 mph, sunshine, much colder temperatures, and highs only in the lower to mid-50s. Friday evening will be mostly clear, breezy, and cold for the high school football playoff games. Temperatures will fall into […]
Alabama’s 42 Weather Live Channel: On Thursday, a deep trough of low pressure will bring a reinforcing shot of colder air to Alabama. It will be partly cloudy and breezy, with cooler highs in the lower to mid-60s. Thursday night will be mostly clear and breezy, with lows in the upper 30s. The wind chill […]
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - THIS MORNING: Happy Thursday friends! As we approach the weekend, some big temperature changes are on the way! We’re starting off today with temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s for many spots across the state. We could see a few stray showers here and there in our northern counties today, but most of us will stay dry. Expect mostly sunny skies as we go through the rest of your Thursday. We’ll warm up into the 60s this afternoon! As the weaker front continues to push through this morning, we’re watching a stronger cold front push through later tonight. This will bring some gusty winds out of the NW and some of the coldest air we’ve seen so far this season.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - The coldest air of the season so far is poised to move into north Alabama over the next couple of days. Thursday and Friday are First Alert Weather as gusty north winds start to drop temperatures. A first freeze is likely by Friday night bringing an end to the growing season.
NWS has Issued a FREEZE WATCH for much of Alabama from Pike county northward- for Saturday morning. WATCH is issued when we are within 48 hours of the event. It will likely be upgraded to a WARNING when we get within 24 hours of the event. Many or most cities and towns may see a freeze both Saturday and Sunday AM.
Back-to-back freeze warnings threaten Alabama and Mississippi as southern Georgia faces expanding cold.
Cooler temperatures this time of year are just what the doctor ordered for Southeast vegetable farmers struggling to control whiteflies. That amounts to a bunch of producers in Georgia and Alabama, since the insect infestations are the worst in a decade, according to Stormy Sparks, University of Georgia (UGA) Extension vegetable entomologist.
Mobile, AL – Temperatures could plunge below freezing across portions of southwest and south-central Alabama and southeastern Mississippi early Saturday, putting gardens, crops and exposed outdoor plumbing at risk.
First Alert Weather - Thursday afternoon update
RADAR CHECK: Light rain has moved out of South Alabama this afternoon; to the north a few areas of drizzle have moved across the Tennessee Valley. Where the sun is out temperatures are in the 70s. We will mention the chance of a few spotty showers across the northern third of the state tonight, but rain amounts will be light and coverage will be very spotty.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Temperatures are turning sharply cooler soon... that means cooler than normal early morning lows and afternoon highs will truly make it feel like fall!. Humidity is not off the charts, but we do have a bit more muggy air to work with; that means we will...
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — For years, Alabama farmers have been battling unfavorable dry weather conditions. That's why the Alabama Drought Program was created. To provide updates about drought levels and how they're impacting the land. "These last five years, in the summer and the fall, it kind of feels...
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
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