Expect a Warm-Up Then Sharp Temperature Change Soon for Portions of Alabama
Many areas across the United States will experience a warm-up into the weekend. Be sure to enjoy the temperatures over the next few days because they will change drastically from this week into the weekend.
James Spann, ABC 33/40, and Townsquare Media Tuscaloosa Chief Meteorologist said that “a cold front will pass through the state Saturday night... moisture will be very limited, but it might squeeze out a sprinkle or flurry in a few spots. Measurable precipitation is not expected... then much colder air returns to the state Sunday. Despite a clearing sky, temperatures won't get past the mid-40s Sunday afternoon with a brisk north wind.”
According to the National Weather Service in Birmingham here are the projected temperatures for the Townsquare Media coverage areas. There will be a 19 to 23-degree difference between Friday and Sunday
Bibb County
Wednesday high of 64
Thursday high of 68
Friday high of 70
Saturday high of 66
Sunday high of 51
Fayette County
Wednesday high of 64
Thursday high of 66
Friday high of 70
Saturday high of 61
Sunday high of 48
Greene County
Wednesday high of 66
Thursday high of 68
Friday high of 71
Saturday high of 63
Sunday high of 49
Hale County
Wednesday high of 65
Thursday high of 67
Friday high of 70
Saturday high of 64
Sunday high of 49
Lamar County
Wednesday high of 64
Thursday high of 66
Friday high of 70
Saturday high of 60
Sunday high of 47
Perry County
Wednesday high of 63
Thursday high of 67
Friday high of 69
Saturday high of 64
Sunday high of 50
Pickens County
Wednesday high of 66
Thursday high of 68
Friday high of 71
Saturday high of 62
Sunday high of 49
Sumter County
Wednesday high of 67
Thursday high of 70
Friday high of 72
Saturday high of 65
Sunday high of 51
Tuscaloosa County
Wednesday high of 65
Thursday high of 67
Friday high of 71
Saturday high of 63
Sunday high of 49
Walker County
Wednesday high of 64
Thursday high of 66
Friday high of 70
Saturday high of 61
Sunday high of 48
Don’t forget that the Farmers’ Almanac last year did predict a “frosty flip-flop winter” for the United States and a “quite chilly, mixed bag of precipitation” for the southern states for our winter outlook. Looks like we are getting both scenarios over the next few days.
(Source) For more from the National Weather Service Birmingham, click here. Click here to follow the Facebook Page for James Spann. Click here for more from the Farmers’ Almanac.
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