Midday Nowcast: Severe Clear and Staying Dry
No signs of rain the next 7-10 days for Alabama, and it is looking more and more likely that it will be into November before we can bring rain back to the forecast.
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No signs of rain the next 7-10 days for Alabama, and it is looking more and more likely that it will be into November before we can bring rain back to the forecast.
After another frosty morning across Alabama, we are seeing sunshine in full supply today, allowing temperatures to surge into the 70s this afternoon.
Sunshine remains in fully supply today, and that will continue tomorrow as well. High are in the 60s today after the frosty start to the day, and should return to the 70s tomorrow. Tonight will be another clear and cold one with widespread 30s and lower 40s.
Sunshine in fully supply today, and that will continue the rest of the week as we are forecasting sunny, very pleasant days, and clear, cold nights.
Today and the rest of the week, expect sunny, very pleasant days, and clear, cold nights. Highs are in the 70s today, but will drop into the 60s tomorrow and Thursday, but should return to the 70s Friday.
Another front is moving through Alabama today with no clouds and no rain, but it will bring noticeable cooler weather to Alabama today and the rest of this week. We have brisk north wind today, and our afternoon highs are in the 70s.
Jackets in the morning and short sleeves in the afternoon, it is that time of year where you have to dress in layers. The mornings are clear and chilly with widespread 40s and 50s.
Loving these sunny days and fair cool nights this week. Highs remain in the upper 70s and low 80s, while lows in the 50s are quite refreshing.
Tons of sunshine for Alabama with temperatures making it finally feel like fall. But all eyes on Hurricane Milton in the Eastern Gulf of Mexico as it approach the West Coast of Florida.
Milton went through an eye wall replacement cycle last night, which caused it to weaken some, but this will be a life-threatening and devastating storm for the state of Florida, with record storm surges along the west coast of Florida.
Latest update from the National Hurricane Center has the pressure down to 933 mb. The pressure continues to fall, and before the next update, I expect Milton to be a category 5 hurricane.
A few scattered showers are possible statewide today, but most of them will be across the southern half of the state. Rain is possible, but these showers should remain few and far between across the northern half of the state.
Today is another dry day, but moisture levels are on the rise, and we will mention a chance of showers over the southern half of the state, and perhaps these showers start moving north tonight.
Today is dry statewide with highs in the mid 80s. We are seeing sunshine in full supply along with that beautiful cobalt blue sky.