The big story around here will continue to be the cool-fall air that has settled into Alabama. A chill will be in the air tomorrow morning, as temperatures tumble into the 50s.
The breeze is beginning to pick up a bit as Our Next Big Thing -- a fall cool front -- makes it way toward the Southeast, but other than that, mild, humid, and a mostly clear sky this evening.
After a quiet, warm, and dry September Saturday, tonight will feature a mostly clear sky with temperatures falling into the mid to upper 60s by Sunday morning.
The First Alert Weather team continues to track Tropical Storm Fiona. The forecast track going into next week remains questionable as we cannot rule out a U.S. landfall.
Dew point temperatures will remain in the comfortable range through the weekend. Low temperatures will be in the lower to middle 60s and highs in the middle and upper 80s.
Tropical Storm Fiona has formed east of the Leeward Islands tonight. This system could impact the northeast Caribbean by the weekend, but no impacts are expected in the Gulf Region.
We’ll start Saturday morning off cloudy, with patchy drizzle and widely scattered showers. Temperatures are forecast to start out in the upper 60s and warm into the low to mid 80s tomorrow afternoon. Winds will be southeast at 5 to10 mph.
Rain has cleared out of central Alabama this evening with a few lingering clouds left behind. Areas of patchy fog will form and create limited visibility for some.
The poor infrastructure and lack of financial resources in Canton have prevented the city from finding a permanent solution for families when it rains.
Once again, we have a First Alert for areas of fog and wet roads will be possible early Tuesday, so make sure you drive carefully, and have the umbrella and rain gear in tow before walking out the door!
We expect more scattered showers and storms to move in from the south this evening, so continue to factor in the possibility of rain to your Saturday evening plans
The chance for isolated showers and storms will continue overnight. Forecast guidance shows the greatest chance for wet weather in areas along and north of I-20. No severe weather is expected.
If you plan on being outdoors this evening for high school football, the Barons baseball game or for the Luke Bryan concert, plan for a partly cloudy to mostly cloudy sky with temperatures cooling into the lower 80s and upper 70s around 7 p.m.
We continue to enjoy calm conditions this evening; however, the chance for showers will be on the increase after midnight. We remain in an active northwest flow setup and another round of rain and scattered storms will impact our area throughout the morning hours.
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