RADAR CHECK: We have patches of light rain across most of Alabama this afternoon as a wave moves into the western Gulf of Mexico. The evaporative cooling process has helped to generate a few patches of sleet mixed with the rain, but temperatures are in the 40s and there won’t be any impact. Periods of light rain are likely tonight, mostly over the southern two-thirds of the state; amounts should be under 1/4 inch.
As of 1:45 pm, skies are cloudy across Central Alabama and we have shower activity over the western and southwestern parts of the area and over the east and northeastern parts.
CLOUDS ARE BACK: Clouds increased across Alabama overnight, and today will be a mostly cloudy day with a high not too far from 50 degrees. A wave moving through the northern Gulf of Mexico will bring a chance of some light rain later this afternoon and tonight, mostly for the southern two-thirds of the state. Best chance of rain will come along and south of I-59, and with very limited moisture rain amounts should be 1/4″ or less.
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SEVERE CLEAR: Not a cloud in the sky over Alabama this afternoon; temperatures are mostly in the 45-52 degree range. Tonight will be clear, and not as cold as last night. Lows early tomorrow will be mostly between 25 and 32.
As of 11:00 am, temperatures across Central Alabama were in the mid-30s to the mid-40s.
Clouds return to Alabama tomorrow, and some light rain is possible over the southern two-thirds of the state late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night.
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SUNNY, BUT COLD: Morning clouds gave way to a bright, sunny afternoon across Alabama, but the weather remains windy and amazingly cold for mid-November. Temperatures are generally in the 30-35 degree range; the average high for Birmingham on November 12 is 67. A strong north wind is keeping wind chill indices in the 20s.
