Sign of the times… 🍂💨🥶

Stunning video. https://t.co/FRddfOXJlm

— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) November 1, 2025

Overnight lows will be in the low 40s in many communities across the region. Skies will be mostly cloudy through much of the night. pic.twitter.com/4mGvFwrhQR

— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) November 2, 2025

UPDATE ON SONIC BOOMS EARLIER TODAY… I’ve searched far and wide for any sources that may have caused widespread sonic booms heard and felt across south Alabama and northwest Florida earlier today. The U.S. Geological Survey has no indication of any earthquakes in the area at the times the booms happened. Based on the pattern, I don’t believe these booms were geologic in nature. The prevailing theory at this point is military aircraft testing over the northern Gulf caused the booms, but that’s simply the best explanation I have at this point. Thank you to everyone who posted your experience today. It is helpful to get an idea for where the booms were heard and felt across the region. Hope you have a great evening!

CLEARING SKIES LATER TODAY… Clouds around this morning will clear out later today giving way to a mostly sunny afternoon.

Sunset times are now before 5PM due to the return of Standard Time. Sunset today will be at 4:58PM.

Have a nice Sunday!

Agree. Top end of the Saffir-Simpson Scale (category 5) means “catastrophic” Hurricane Michael-type damage.

As someone who has seen the damage zones after every, single category of hurricanes firsthand, it makes zero sense to add categories. https://t.co/QA2qVysBuS

— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) October 31, 2025

We’re headed to the upper 30s for overnight lows in many communities across the region. 40s likely closer to the coast.

Chilly overnight hours. 🥶 pic.twitter.com/vq5SuM26T1

— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) October 31, 2025

🎃👻 40 Years Ago – Hurricane #Juan made a second landfall near Gulf Shores, AL midday on Halloween in 1985.

🥨 Juan is known for its unusual track (pretzel-shaped) and subsequent heavy rainfall across Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama & Florida.

💻 https://t.co/w3AJGJfTjv pic.twitter.com/typLgp69Uf

— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) October 31, 2025