DELIGHTFUL DECEMBER AFTERNOON: Temperatures have exceeded 60 degrees over much of Alabama this afternoon with a good supply of sunshine… a very comfortable mid-December day. Tonight will be fair and chilly; most communities will drop into the 30s early tomorrow morning.
We have plenty of sunshine across the area at this point before the noon hour with the exception of some stray clouds in the northeastern parts of the area and a few thin clouds across the southern parts.
A wake low and gravity wave event caused high winds across Central Alabama on the evening of Saturday, December 8th. The strong winds downed numerous trees. These events are hard to forecast and poorly understood but underscore the importance of paying heed to wind advisories and warnings.
Episode 674 features two guest panelist and perhaps the smartest person we have ever had on the show. We welcome Dr. Gary Alan Fine and our guest panelists, Jim Stefkovitch and Keith Stellman.
DRY AGAIN TODAY: Again this morning we have some patchy dense fog over parts of the state… especially the western counties… that will dissipate by mid-morning, and the sky will be mostly sunny today with a high between 58 and 63 degrees for most communities. Tonight will be fair and cold; we drop into the 30s early tomorrow morning.
The high in Birmingham for December 17th, 2018 was 62F. The low was 38F.
The Ramsay High School and University of Alabama graduate works at Modern Mold Agency.
Wickles Pickles, the tangy Southern treats produced by a pair of Alabama-born brothers, are returning to their roots.
The school in Tuscaloosa is considered the flagship campus of the University of Alabama System.
A factory in Brilliant is producing homes being sold across the country.
The 10th annual event honors the more than 6,000 service members interred there and their families.
BLUE SKY: What a delightful December afternoon across the great state of Alabama. Sunshine in full supply with temperatures generally between 57 and 62. Tonight will be clear and chilly; we project a low in the 30-38 degree range early tomorrow morning.
As I had plenty of time to gaze around at the beautiful and sun-filled sky while stuck in traffic on I-65 northbound near Morris, I can verify that the title of this post is true.
Dense fog is in the process of dissipating, however patchy dense fog is possible for the next hour or so.
