James Spann

The coldest air so far this season is about a week away. Freezing temperatures are likely over the northern half of Alabama by Nov 14-15…

Forecast temps attached to this post are valid for Huntsville…

COLD START: Temperatures are in the 30s over the northern 2/3 of Alabama early this morning; expect a high today in the 65-72 degree range with a mostly sunny sky.

Dry weather continues through Tuesday, but we will introduce the chance of a little light rain Wednesday and Wednesday night ahead of a cold front. Best chance of getting any measurable rain will be over the northern third of the state.

The coldest air so far this season will roll into the Deep South by the end of the week and the weekend with a freeze likely over the northern half of Alabama by early Saturday morning.

The weekend (November 14-15) will be dry with cool afternoons and cold nights.

FROSTY SUNDAY MORNING: Here are some low temperatures across Alabama as of 6:00 this morning. Many North/Central Alabama communities have frost on the ground.

New Market 32
Decatur 34
Cullman 34
Haleyville 34
Jasper 34
Talladega 34
Anniston 35
Hueytown 35
Scottsboro 36
Huntsville 36
Muscle Shoals 36
Trenton 36
Demopolis 36
Montgomery 36
Birmingham 37
Chelsea 37
Tuscaloosa 38
Guntersville 38
Troy 38
Eufaula 41
Mobile 42
Fairhope 45
Dothan 45
Enterprise 46
Gulf Shores 48
Orange Beach 49

Frost advisory for much of Alabama tonight…

COOL: The coolest air so far this season has arrived. Highs today will range from the upper 50s across the Tennessee Valley to near 70 for far South Alabama. Frost is likely for much of North Alabama both tomorrow and Monday morning with temperatures reaching the mid to upper 30s.

DRY: The air is dry, and an extended dry spell is ahead. A few sprinkles are possible Thursday as the next cold front comes through, but at this point measurable rain doesn't look likely.

Temperatures rise into the low 70s for the first half of the week ahead, but after Thursday's front highs drop into the 50s and low 60s by the end of the week. Parts of North Alabama will see their first freeze of the season by the weekend (November 14-15).