A dense fog advisory is in effect for areas generally along and east of the I-65 corridor tonight through 9 AM CST. Areas of dense fog causing low visibility below a quarter mile at times will result in hazardous travel conditions through the morning hours. pic.twitter.com/7I71cWUlJJ

— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) November 21, 2025

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Vessel moving south in Mobile Bay in front of the setting sun pic.twitter.com/3vKIiZSjq6

— Jeremy Walker (@Jeremy_Walker5) November 21, 2025

Rain continues to be confined to far northern Alabama today. No rain anywhere south of Cullman or Oneonta.

Beneficial rain for areas near Huntsville and Scottsboro. pic.twitter.com/xlmlKjNjNb

— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) November 20, 2025

Nov 20th: We know it's a dry subject, but wanted to pass along there has been little change in local drought. The NWS Mobile has issued an updated Drought Information Statement for more details. https://t.co/Ejpfvh3j5w pic.twitter.com/wET3QLZl7r

— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) November 20, 2025

Rain is pushing into the northwest corner of Alabama this afternoon near Florence and Muscle Shoals.

We're dry across south Alabama and northwest Florida. Showers possible locally tonight into Friday. pic.twitter.com/OotrN34xez

— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) November 20, 2025

Fog so thick I could barely see him- just a lone fisherman and his rod, appearing like a ghost on the beach this morning 11/20/25 Perdido Key, FL pic.twitter.com/C3tfwgtXOf

— All Things Emerald Coast (@AllEmeraldCoast) November 20, 2025

WARM TEMPERATURES TO CONTINUE… Temperatures will continue to be above our climatological averages for this time of year in the days ahead.

Highs will be in the low 80s each day through Sunday.

Cooler air possible around Thanksgiving Day or Black Friday but details remain fuzzy for now. We’ll be able to refine the forecast as we get closer.