UPDATE: Alabama is bracing for a chilly start to the work week, with temperatures plunging into the 30s and 40s tonight. The National Weather Service has confirmed that while rain may fall in some areas today, a significant warm-up is on the horizon.
As of November 5, 2023, residents in northeast Alabama should prepare for the highest chances of rain, with most of the state remaining dry. Today’s high temperatures are expected to reach the 50s in northern and central Alabama, while clouds will keep conditions cool throughout the state.
Tonight, temperatures are forecasted to drop, bringing lows in the 30s for northern Alabama and the low to mid-40s for the south. The weather service warns of possible frost in north and central Alabama, with patchy frost even likely in southern regions.
However, starting Monday, the forecast shows a dramatic shift. Temperatures will begin to rise, reaching the 60s, 70s, and even 80s by the end of the week. The warm-up is expected to be accompanied by clear skies, with only a slight chance of rain projected for Friday in northern areas.
The Climate Prediction Center’s outlook for November 9-15 indicates a 40-60 percent probability for above-average temperatures across Alabama, promising warmer conditions ahead. By Friday, highs could range from the low 70s in the north to the mid-80s in the south, marking a welcome change for residents who have been enduring the chill.
As the week progresses, keep an eye on the forecast for evolving conditions, and prepare for a significant transition from the cold snap to warmer weather. Stay tuned for further updates as the situation develops!
