Flash flooding may become a concern overnight where heavy bands of rain train over the same areas in parts of Louisiana, Mississippi, and southwest Alabama. pic.twitter.com/yHuXh2aHYK
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) January 13, 2025
Showers will continue overnight into Monday morning. There is no severe weather threat across south Alabama or northwest Florida tonight. pic.twitter.com/zLnTtJCNCP
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) January 13, 2025
POCKETS OF HEAVY RAIN OVERNIGHT INTO MONDAY; NO SEVERE WEATHER OVERNIGHT… Rain will happen overnight into Monday morning with temperatures expected to remain above 39° across the entire region. This means that no snow or mixed precipitation is in the forecast for this event. Thunderstorms could happen offshore overnight, but no severe weather is expected across land areas. This will simply be a good, cold, rain event for our region. Scattered showers will continue to be possible until midday tomorrow. We will see a reduction in rain chances throughout the afternoon as the bulk of the rain moves to our east. Drier and colder conditions return tomorrow night.
DRY & COLD DAYS AFTER TOMORROW… High temperatures will be in the upper 40s and low 50s on Tuesday with overnight lows likely to be at or below the freezing mark on Monday night, Tuesday night, and Wednesday night. Partly cloudy skies are expected Tuesday through Thursday.
NEXT CHANCE OF RAIN LATE FRIDAY INTO SATURDAY AHEAD OF SHARPLY COLDER TEMPS… Another strong cold front is expected to approach south Alabama and northwest Florida on Friday night into Saturday. Widespread rain and perhaps a few thunderstorms will become possible on Saturday. Temperatures will be in the 60s on Friday and Saturday afternoons with temperatures in the upper 40s Friday night. This means that wintry precipitation is not a possibility in the system slated to move by later this week into the upcoming weekend.
MORE VERY COLD AIR RETURNS SUNDAY… We will be kicking off another round of very cold temperatures a week from right now. High temperatures will drop back into the low to mid 40s by Sunday. Several nights of subfreezing temperatures and cold days (with highs in the 40s) are expected.
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POCKETS OF HEAVY RAIN OVERNIGHT INTO MONDAY; NO SEVERE WEATHER OVERNIGHT… Rain will happen overnight into Monday morning with temperatures expected to remain above 39° across the entire region. This means that no snow or mixed precipitation is in the forecast for this event.… pic.twitter.com/4z1engm9HJ
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) January 13, 2025
A cold rain will increase in coverage and intensity late tonight into early tomorrow morning. A general 1-2" of rain is likely across the coastal counties with lesser totals further inland. It's possible there could be some localized totals near 3" closer to the coast. pic.twitter.com/wfV2e2zWHU
— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) January 12, 2025
