A Chilly (Comfortable) October Morning

UPDATED ONCE MORE AND AGAIN TO ADD AN INTERESTING NOTE ABOUT ALASKA

30 Broomtown and Grantley (Actually 29.8 at Grantley)
32 Russellville
33 Muscadine (windshields covered with frost)
35 Hamilton, Cottondale
36 Scottsboro, Scrougeout, Gaylesville
37 Highland Home, Hanceville, Belle Mina, NorthFork, Fort Payne Airport, Meridianville
38 Russell Cave National Monument, Reece City, Muscle Shoals, Lafayette, Dearmanville, Ellisville, McCalla
39 Brewton, Moulton, Coker, Concord/Hueytown, Decatur, Crossville, Centreville, Jasper, Vernon, Vigo
40 Noccalula Falls, Troy, Alexander City, Talladega, Blue Pond, South Pinson
41 Evergreen, Tuscaloosa, Livingston, Oneonta. Wadley
42 Alabaster/Navajo Pines, Pinson, Bankhead National Forest, Childersburg
43 Munford, Anniston Airport, Cullman Airport, Clanton, Cordova
44 Dothan, Huntsville, Montgomery/Dannelly Field
45 Thomasville
46 Guntersville, Auburn, Birmingham Airport, Shelby County Airport, Albertville, Huntsville/UAH
47 Remlap
48 Bay Minette, Fairhope, Pleasant Grove
50 Mobile/Brookley Field, Mobile Regional Airport
52 Gulf Shores
63 Dauphin Island

NATIONAL
Growing season came to an end over parts of Upper New York State and New England yesterday morning, so the NWS will no longer issue frost or freeze warning for the rest of the winter–just the actual forecast. It was 15 in Saranac Lake, N.Y., Sunday morning and 15 in Berlin, N.H., this morning.

PARADOX OF FORT YUKON
Coldest in our great big state this morning was 18 below at Fort Yukon, Alaska. Did you know that Fort Yukon also holds the “honor” of recording the all time high for Alaska of 100 degrees? Also, a little bit interesting to note that the all time high in the Hawaiian Islands is also 100. The two states are tied for that honor. Weather and climate facts can be (interesting) (strange) (weird) That is the only time Alaska has ever had 100,

GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS
24 yesterday morning on Mt. Leconte.

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