The Alabama Weather Blog

Severe frost is expected in northern Alabama over the next two mornings.

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The coming week will be characterized by cool conditions across Alabama.

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Marsha Gardner’s grandmother made her corn pudding many years ago, and “we always thought it was dessert,” the Florala resident remembers. But Gardner prefers to serve it as a side dish. “It’s something unusual that you don’t see every day,” she says.

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After waking up to a widespread freeze this morning, with morning lows starting in the lower 20s to upper 20s in north/central Alabama and upper 20s to mid 30s in south Alabama, today’s highs will peak in the upper 40s Peaks will reach the upper 50s in the northeast with mostly sunny skies and winds from the northwest.

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COLD: With sunny skies, temperatures will be in the 40s this afternoon over northern Alabama and 50 degrees in the south. A frost is likely up to I-10 tonight. We expect 20 degrees for northern Alabama and a low in the 28 to 32 degree range in the southern half of the state.

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It’s a cold and windy day across Alabama, with temperatures struggling to climb above the 40s despite plenty of sunshine. Added to that, today there were brisk northerly winds and cool winds in the 20s and 30s.

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RADAR MONITORING: Scattered light rain continues this morning across the southern half of Alabama, where temperatures will be in the high 40s. The weather is dry over the northern districts, with temperatures above 30 °C mostly reported.

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Cold weather safety is important! Here are some general tips to follow during the upcoming cold snap.

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COLDER AIR FALLING SOUTH: Clouds hang over much of Alabama this afternoon, but the rain is gone and we will stay dry for the next 5-6 days. Temperatures this afternoon will range from 40 degrees in the Tennessee Valley to 60 degrees in the state’s southern counties.

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A few showers move through southeast Alabama; Elsewhere the rain is over.

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The rain and storms are gone and the cold front is making its way across the state. Temperatures will drop this afternoon as a much drier and colder air mass blows into the state.

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Looking for great Thanksgiving holiday ideas? Can’t Miss Alabama has everything you need to make this season unforgettable!

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RADAR CHECK: A line of showers and thunderstorms pushes across southern Alabama early Thanksgiving morning ahead of a cold front. Storms behaved well overnight and remained below strict limits. South Alabama is at “low risk” (Level 1/5) this morning, but the overall danger remains very low.

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The line of storms has made it south and now stretches from Butler through Selma and Alexander City to Wedowee. So far the line has performed well as it travels across the state. For those north of the storm line, the threat of severe weather has passed.

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