Monday Morning Freeze 3/5/07

For sure this post pales in importance compared to other posts now current. (Scroll down for those) However, since zillions of blossoms are now seen across Alabama, we look at a list of lows across the state this morning–listing only those freezing or lower.

19 at Fort Payne Airport
20 in West Hueytown (Hueytown/Concord line)
21 in Munford and Pinson (moderate frost in Munford)
23 at Anniston Airport and Meridianville
24 at Decatur and Alabaster (Navajo Pines)
25 at Tuscaloosa, Cullman Airport and Jasper (SkyCam)
26 at Birmingham Airport, Huntsville and Troy
27 at Muscle Shoals
28 in Auburn and Evergreen
29 at Shelby County Airport (NWS) Desoto State Park, Bankhead National Forest, Cullman (SkyCam)
30 at Mobile Regional Airport, Montgomery Dannelly Field, Selma, Albertville, and atop Mt. Cheaha (SkyCam)
31 at Clanton (SkyCam) Demopolis (SkyCam) Hamilton (SkyCam) and Tuscaloosa (SkyCam)

LOOKING QUICKLY ELSEWHERE

GIRWOOD, ALASKA
33/40 WeatherWatcher Todd Fosey lives there and he is a forecaster at NWS in nearby Anchorage. He is originally from the Huffman area of NE Birmingham) For Sunday he reported a high/low of 16/-6 with 44 inches of snow on the ground.

MOUNT WASHINGTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE
Going to be a very cold week atop that famous peak and all of New England. At mid-morning, Mount Washington was reporting a temperature of 1 (yes, only one!) with winds averaging 56 mph and a win chill of 30 below. Visibility was only 1/16th mile in blowing snow (translation: virtually whiteout conditions) Since midnight, winds have gusted as highas 84 knots which is 97 mph.

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