Birds enjoying a gorgeous evening and stunning sunset at Floridatown Park. @rzweather pic.twitter.com/gKqtVKuswC

— Dan Mitchell (@TheDanMitchell) November 9, 2025

COLDER AIR ARRIVES THIS EVENING… We transition from warm weather to COLD temperatures tonight after the passage of a cold front.

Isolated showers will be possible over the next few hours.

High temperatures will range from the upper 60s in west Alabama to near 80° closer to the NW FL beaches.

Have a nice Sunday!

Isolated showers will be possible toward daybreak across south Alabama and northwest Florida. I expect MOST communities to remain dry but a few brief raindrops can't be ruled out.

— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) November 9, 2025

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Gateswood, Elsanor, Barrineau Park in parts of Baldwin County, AL valid until 9AM.

Small part of Escambia County, FL also involved in this warning just southwest of Walnut Hill. pic.twitter.com/BQn1uhP08w

— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) November 9, 2025

Highly isolated showers are happening near NAS Pensacola, Garcon Point, and East Milton as of 8:06PM.

These showers are not at all close to becoming severe storms.

The odds of any severe weather happening locally remains QUITE, quite low. pic.twitter.com/QitFFEAuhJ

— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) November 8, 2025

FREEZING TEMPERATURES COMING EARLY NEXT WEEK… Confidence is now very high that the first freeze of the season will happen across south Alabama and northwest Florida on Monday night into early Tuesday morning. Freezing temperatures are likely as far south as Interstate 10 with temperatures as low as 31° possible as far south as the beaches and bays. Inland communities will start the day on Tuesday in the upper 20s. Wind chill values will be in the mid 20s across the region Tuesday morning.

UPDATE ON THE LOW-END SEVERE WEATHER RISK TONIGHT… While a few spotty showers and thunderstorms have happened over the last few hours, the overall threat of severe storms tonight remains exceedingly LOW across the entire region. The risk is not technically zero, but it’s in the lower of the low-end risks we have ever had for sure. Spotty showers and perhaps a few thunderstorms will be possible over the next few hours near the northwest Florida coast. Most places across the region are done with rain for the evening.

WHAT TO EXPECT – SATURDAY… The Storm Prediction Center has taken out the low-end risk zone valid for Saturday, leaving in its place a “general thunderstorms” zone. This is good news. I expect most locales to remain completely dry on Saturday with only a handful of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy skies will persist all day on Saturday but there will probably be a few areas that have some sunshine. High temperatures will make a run at 80 degrees again tomorrow.

COLD FRONT MOVES THROUGH SUNDAY EVENING… Showers will be possible Sunday morning ahead of clearing skies in the P.M. hours. Temperatures on Sunday will peak in the 70s ahead of a temperature nosedive slated to happen Sunday night after a cold front moves through our local area. Overnight lows by 6AM Monday will be in the 30s and low 40s with highs on Monday struggling to get to the low 50s. Monday will be a cold, blustery, winter-feeling day across the region. That will set the stage for the temperatures you see in the map attached on Tuesday morning.

COLD BLAST WILL BE BRIEF; NO SNOW… No chance of snow or mixed precipitation anytime soon. Just a cold blast of air that will last on Monday and Tuesday. Warmer temperatures will happen later in the week with highs projected to be back into the upper 70s by Thursday.

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Have a nice Friday evening!

WARM TEMPERATURES THIS AFTERNOON… Any rain showers that develop across the region today will be widely spaced. Most communities will remain dry. High temperatures will be in the upper 70s and low 80s today.

Have a great Saturday!