Alabama remains to be a cold place even during this week and there’s nothing to over about. Overall it is a nice late winter’s day across the place. After the cold start, we are seeing temperatures this afternoon climb into the low and mid 60s which seems to be good for the people of Alabama. Recently there has been clear and cold climate and once again some of the colder spots could drop to the freezing mark early tomorrow morning.
All of Central Alabama is included in a Frost Advisory recently. USA BRIEF: Dry, gusty winds will create critical fire weather over the southern High Plains into the central Plains. Talking about the Guam today, then it’s lingering over the southern High Plains through Wednesday. One more storm system will move over the Northwest U.S. today into the middle of this week bringing gusty winds, low elevation rain and heavy mountain snow to the region.
WARMING TREND: Comparatively warmer climatic days are ahead for Alabama with upper 60s and low 70s tomorrow. However till the end of the week we will see high in the upper 70s and relatively lower 80s. Rain returns Thursday night, and we have rain and thunderstorms in the forecast for Friday statewide.
Probably some strong storms are possible on Friday, and at this time, it looks like hail will be the main threat with stronger thunderstorms.
WET WEEKEND WEATHER: The weather will remain unsettled as we roll into the weekend this time. However, it will maintain the chance of rain on both days. Rain amounts Friday through Sunday will be in the 1-4 inch range for most places across North/Central Alabama. This month is typically Central Alabama’s wettest month of the year, so heavy rain events are not unusual this time of year. This will remain mild with highs in the lower 70s both Saturday and Sunday. In won’t rain all weekend as there will be dry periods, but bottom line is to plan on a wet weekend.