Overnight lows will again dip into the upper 30s in many communities across southwest Alabama and inland portions of NW Florida.
Temperatures will be in the upper 40s closer to the coast. pic.twitter.com/p5Anub6ODt
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) October 31, 2025
RAIN POSSIBLE SUNDYA INTO MONDAY… Cold temperatures are likely tonight with overnight lows projected to be in the 30s across inland communities. Friday is expected to be a sunny, dry day ahead of rain becoming possible Sunday P.M. into Monday.
@rzweather 2/10 inch (.19 on the machine) of rain fell in North Crestview Florida on Wednesday 10/29/2025 in morning showers.
— Car 412 (@HRickover) October 29, 2025
In the wake of Hurricane Melissa yesterday, runoff flows from the south of Jamaica and into the Caribbean Sea, while upwelling of the seafloor can be seen nearby.
This startling imagery was captured by the NOAA-20 and NOAA-21 polar-orbiting satellites. pic.twitter.com/S9blnKStp0
— CIRA (@CIRA_CSU) October 29, 2025
The United States is in close contact with the governments of Jamaica, Haiti, Dominican Republic and The Bahamas as they confront the devastating impacts of Hurricane Melissa. We have rescue and response teams heading to affected areas along with critical lifesaving supplies.…
— Secretary Marco Rubio (@SecRubio) October 29, 2025
Overnight lows will be in the 40s in most communities across the region tonight. 30s tomorrow night! 🥶 pic.twitter.com/gXrel2zmWu
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) October 30, 2025
Using the last 46 years of IBTrACS data, there is an observable step change in storms intensifying 60 knots (~70 mph) in 24 hours. Using two 23-year periods: 1980-2002, 3 storms achieved this intensification feat; during 2003-2025, 18 storms (e.g. #Melissa) hit this threshold. https://t.co/47TCl8sOVN pic.twitter.com/Fj0DQNh5IS
— Kieran Bhatia (@BhatiaKieran) October 29, 2025
