First Alert Weather Day Update
Update on storm forecast for Wednesday. 9:35pm Tuesday night update.
Update on overnight storms. Mostly heavy rain and gusty winds.
Locally heavy rain possible and some small hail with the bigger storms. Severe threat is very low.
Tracking overnight rain
What to expect overnight.
A few strong storms possible tonight between 11pm and 4am. Locally heavy rain, wind gusts up to 35 mph and small hail will be possible with the stronger storms. Temperatures will fall into the 40s Thursday afternoon and all they way down to 33 degrees Friday morning. Highs will be in the 40s through Wednesday of next week. Overnight low will dip into the 20s Saturday morning. More mornings starting in the 20s early next week. Get ready for the Cold!
Breezy tonight but getting windy Thursday with sustained winds at 15-20 and gusts up to 35 mph. Morning lows will be in the middle to upper 30s into the weekend. Mostly likely chance for a frost and freeze will be Friday night into Saturday morning. Perfect weather for the afternoon hours this weekend. Rain chances increase around Thanksgiving.
The drizzle will continue tonight but the front will bring lower humidity as it moves through late Wednesday morning. The wind will increase behind the front with gusts 20-30mph by Wednesday afternoon. The wind gusts could be even stronger Thursday afternoon. Model guidance suggests wind gusts 30-40 mph will be possible Thursday afternoon. Temperatures will be in the 50s Wednesday-Friday afternoon. Morning lows will dip into the 30s. The weekend looks nice but morning lows could reach freezing with a frost likely.
The drizzle will continue tonight but the front will bring lower humidity as it moves through late Wednesday morning. The wind will increase behind the front with gusts 20-30mph by Wednesday afternoon. The wind gusts could be even stronger Thursday afternoon. Model guidance suggests wind gusts 30-40 mph will be possible Thursday afternoon. Temperatures will be in the 50s Wednesday-Friday afternoon. Morning lows will dip into the 30s. The weekend looks nice but morning lows could reach freezing with a frost likely.
A very nice weekend ahead with sunshine and highs in the middle to upper 60s Friday and Saturday. Highs hit the 70s on Sunday. Big changes ahead next week.
it will be a windy and wet night with scattered showers and storms capable of wind gusts up to 40 mph and at least 1" of rain. The rain will be gone by 7am Thursday with some sunshine slowly returning. Afternoon highs in the 60s through Saturday with dry weather expected late Thursday through Monday. Another big cold front is on the way next week. It is looking more an more like an early winter pattern. Highs might only be in the 40s next Thursday with a freeze overnight into Friday morning.
A powerful storm system will roll through the Tennessee Valley Wednesday evening through sunrise Thursday morning. We expect the most widespread rain to move in after 7pm. Over an inch of rain will be possible is some areas. We could have some street flooding issues for the Thursday morning commute. Gusty winds over 30 mph could also take down some tree branches and holiday decoration. Time to put those patio umbrellas down. Nice weather returns for Thursday afternoon with highs in the 60s heading into the weekend.
Our next weather maker will get here Wednesday. We expect it to be a cloudy day with rain chances increasing by the afternoon. Rain looks to become widespread overnight Wednesday into early Thursday morning. Highs will fall back into the 60s Wednesday through Friday. A nice weekend will follow with cool mornings and mild afternoons.
Rain is on the way for the weekend. We expect periods of rain to last for several hours. The highest rainfall totals will be west of the Huntsville Metro area. Rainfall totals could exceed 2" in parts of the Shoals. Cooler weather and dry weather return Monday. Another cold front will move in late Wednesday night.
