Huntsville, United States (Local)
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Today will bring a mix of sun and clouds through the day with mild high temperatures climbing into the middle to upper 50s. This will be a perfect day to do any last-minute shopping or holiday errands. Skies remain mostly clear overnight with lows falling into the middle 30s by daybreak Christmas morning.
Today starts off mostly sunny with a light breeze from the southeast boosting afternoon high temperatures into the middle to upper 50s. A few more clouds will begin to push in by late afternoon with a small chance of seeing some isolated pockets of drizzle over parts of Northwest Alabama by late evening.
Early cloud cover should begin to thin out by mid to late morning leaving us mostly sunny by the afternoon, highs today are unseasonably mild in the low to middle 60s with a southerly breeze. Cloud cover continues to push in late tonight and some very light scattered showers are expected overnight into early Tuesday morning.
The early clouds linger through roughly lunchtime before we start to see some slow clearing and sunshine by the afternoon. Highs today are back below average in the middle to upper 40s with a steady northwest breeze gusting to 15 miles per hour at times.
Today is going to be a typical January day with plenty of sunshine and below average high temperatures in the middle to upper 40s. Winds should stay calm through the day making it feel a bit warmer. More clouds push in overnight, and this should keep our morning temperatures from bottoming out, temperatures at daybreak will be in the upper 20s to middle 30s with areas of patchy frost.
Early clouds filter out by late morning leaving us mostly sunny into the afternoon. High temperatures reach the middle 40s this afternoon, it will feel colder through the day with breezy northwest winds gusting over 20 to 25 miles per hour. Saturday morning is looking very chilly as morning temperatures will start in the 20s.
Temperatures will continue to fall through the morning into the afternoon under cloudy skies. Expect some snow flurries off and on through late morning into the afternoon, little to no accumulation is expected. A Wind Advisory remains in effect through 3:00 PM CST for sustained northwest winds 10 to 20 miles per hour with wind gusts up to 35 mph.
Cloud cover will gradually filter out as we go through late morning into the afternoon with some peeks of afternoon sunshine. The persistent northwest wind today should gust 15 to 20 miles per hour, this keeps our wind chill in the 20s for most of the day.
A Winter Storm Watch is in effect for all North Alabama and Middle Tennessee counties for late Thursday night into Friday evening. Friday is a 48 First Alert Weather Day for widespread travel impacts across the Tennessee Valley and surrounding areas. Please start preparing now for hazardous and dangerous travel conditions across the area.
A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for all North Alabama and Middle Tennessee counties from midnight tonight through 6:00 AM CST Saturday. Snow showers begin to move in to parts of Northwest Alabama after midnight and slowly track to the east through early Friday morning. This initial round of snow is going to be the heaviest for this winter event, high snowfall rates could lead to poor visibility and hazardous travel conditions developing across the area.
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