SUNNY & COOL TODAY; FEW SHOWERS POSSIBLE THURSDAY P.M. INTO FRIDAY… Sunshine is expected today across south Alabama and northwest Florida. Temperatures are starting in the upper-30s in many spots locally, but will rebound into the low- to mid-60s this afternoon. The coldest night of the week will happen tonight into Wednesday morning. Overnight lows by 6AM Wednesday will be in the low- to mid-30s. Some spots north of US84 may briefly dip below the freezing mark. Our local area could have another round of rain on Thursday (Thanksgiving Day) night into Black Friday morning. The weekend, however, will likely be dry. A few more Tuesday morning forecast notes are below.

CLOUDS INCREASE IN COVERAGE ON WEDNESDAY… High temperatures will be a bit warmer tomorrow compared to today. Most communities will end up in the mid-60s by 2PM Wednesday. Mostly sunny skies are expected in the morning hours ahead of increasing cloudiness in the afternoon and evening hours. Temperatures by 6PM will be near 50, if not in the upper-40s for many communities farther inland.

THANKSGIVING FORECAST: PARTLY CLOUDY, SHOWERS LATE… I expect the daytime hours of Thanksgiving Day to be dry for nearly all of our local communities. A few showers over west Alabama cannot completely be ruled out just before sunset, but I expect the coverage of showers to be maximized late Thursday night into early Friday morning. Highs on Thanksgiving Day will be at their warmest this week with most locales reaching the 70 degree mark.

COOL, NICE WEEKEND AHEAD… Mostly sunny skies are expected Saturday and Sunday with high temperatures in the mid-60s. Overnight lows will be near 40 degrees. Keep in mind that temperatures locally will be a bit warmer than the Iron Bowl in Auburn (event forecast below).

IRON BOWL FORECAST… Sunny skies are expected on Saturday in Auburn, AL at Jordan-Hare Stadium as the Alabama Crimson Tide comes to town take on the Auburn Tigers in the Iron Bowl. Despite full sunshine expected, temperatures will be quite chilly. Game time temperatures will be in the upper-50s and near 60 at kickoff. Upper-40s are likely by the end of the game. Keep those jackets and gloves handy!

TROPICS REMAIN QUIET… The Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean Sea, and the Atlantic Ocean remain quiet with no tropical storms or hurricanes expected to develop through the weekend. The 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season ends one week from today on Tuesday, November 30.

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CLEARING SKIES LATER TODAY; MILD THANKSGIVING AHEAD… Rain will move out and skies will clear from northwest to southeast today. High temperatures on this Monday will be in the upper-60s. Temperatures will quickly drop into the 40s after sunset and we’re headed to an overnight low in the mid-30s. More sunshine is ahead for Tuesday and Wednesday ahead of clouds streaming in on Thanksgiving Day. A few showers will become possible Thanksgiving night into Black Friday. The Iron Bowl on Saturday looks to be dry and sunny. I’ve got all of your Monday morning forecast notes below.

MOSTLY SUNNY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY… Tuesday may be the overall coolest day in the next week. Highs will only be around the 60 degree mark on Tuesday with many spots in the interior region of southwest Alabama (Thomasville, Monroeville, Greenville) likely only having highs in the mid- to upper-50s.

INCREASING CLOUDINESS & WARMER TEMPS ON THANKSGIVING DAY… Clouds will increase in coverage on Thanksgiving Day on Thursday ahead of an approaching cold front. Highs on Thanksgiving Day will be near the 70 degree mark in what will likely be the warmest day of the week.

FEW SHOWERS THANKSGIVING NIGHT INTO BLACK FRIDAY… Our next weather system slated to move across our region moves in late Thursday night (Thanksgiving Day) and into early Friday. This means a few showers may happen in the late evening hours of Thursday into the early part of Black Friday. Severe weather is not expected and rain amounts are generally expected to be light.

COOL, DRY PATTERN THIS WEEKEND… Mostly sunny and cool conditions are ahead for the upcoming weekend locally. Highs will be in the mid-60s with morning lows near 40.

IRON BOWL FORECAST… Sunny skies are expected on Saturday in Auburn, AL at Jordan-Hare Stadium as the Alabama Crimson Tide comes to town take on the Auburn Tigers in the Iron Bowl. Despite full sunshine expected, temperatures will be quite chilly. Game time temperatures will be in the upper-50s and near 60 at kickoff. Upper-40s are likely by the end of the game. Keep those jackets and gloves handy!

TROPICS ARE QUIET… No tropical storms or hurricanes are expected to form in the Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean Sea, or the Atlantic Ocean over the next 5-7 days. The 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season will officially come to an end on Tuesday, November 30.

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