A Very Good Late Saturday Morning Throughout Central Alabama : The Alabama Climate Weblog

THE LATE MORNING NOWCAST

As we begin the run-up to the noon hour, skies are clear throughout a lot of Central Alabama with just a few clouds crossing over the northern elements of the realm from North Alabama, primarily in northern Winston and northern Blount counties. And, right now, there are not any raindrops beneath any of these clouds, and we aren’t anticipated to see any within the space. Nonetheless, just a few showers could slip into the northern and northwestern elements of North Alabama later as we speak.

Temperatures as of the ten am roundup had been starting from as little as 63º in Alexander Metropolis to as excessive as 73º in Troy. Birmingham was sitting at 72 levels.

FOR THE REST OF YOUR SATURDAY

Skies can be largely sunny throughout the realm, and it will likely be a heat day. Afternoon highs will make it up into the decrease to mid 80s. What an important day to be open air, soaking within the sunshine and heat earlier than the a lot cooler air strikes in for the work week. Skies can be largely clear by the night and in a single day hours, and lows will dip into the decrease to mid 50s.

SHOWERS POSSIBLE LATE ON SUNDAY

A chilly entrance will begin to work into the northern elements of Central Alabama late on Sunday (late afternoon) that can convey an opportunity of some scattered showers and perhaps a clap or two of thunder. These bathe possibilities will finally make it just a few miles south of the I-59 hall earlier than hitting the midnight hour. At this level, showers and some thunderstorms are extra possible alongside and north of the Tennessee River. Afternoon highs can be all through the 80s throughout the realm.

FIRST FREEZE OF THE SEASON ON WEDNESDAY?

After the chilly entrance strikes by and out of the realm on Monday, a trough will deepen over the jap US. This may ship an enormous blast of colder air into the Deep South. We are actually anticipating lows on Wednesday morning to be within the 27º to 34º vary throughout Central Alabama, with the same old colder spots hitting the mid 20s.

THE TROPICS

As of 4 am this morning, Karl has now grow to be a post-tropical cyclone because it continues to float to the southwest at 5 mph. Karl will proceed to weaken as we speak and is predicted to dissipate later this night. Sadly, heavy rainfall might result in flash flooding and mudslides over parts of Southern Mexico by the weekend.

As of seven am this morning, a tropical wave situated a number of hundred miles southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands is producing a broad space of disorganized showers and thunderstorms. Growth of this method isn’t anticipated whereas the wave strikes westward or west-northwestward at about 10 mph. The remainder of the tropics are quiet for now.

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