MILD TEMPERATURES TO CONTINUE… Skies become mostly sunny on this Tuesday with high temperatures set to be in the mid 70s.
Sunset happens at 4:51PM today.
Mild temperatures and dry conditions will persist for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
Have a great Tuesday!
🎄🌴The warm weather will persist through Christmas Day into next weekend. Dense fog will become a concern each night starting Tuesday night. The good news is that we will be rain free through Saturday. pic.twitter.com/lNZwkwj5Ys
— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) December 22, 2025
Rain continues in parts of Mississippi and Louisiana this afternoon. We're nearly all dry across south Alabama and northwest Florida. Low clouds continue to hang tough across much of the region.
High temperatures are peaking in the upper 60s in most spots. pic.twitter.com/94BlfbtfMU
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) December 22, 2025
Unfortunately, it looks like clouds are going to hang tough all day and into this evening.
The exception is across parts of Covington and Okaloosa counties where there is some sunshine.
Sunnier days are likely starting tomorrow! pic.twitter.com/rDyQQrpor0
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) December 22, 2025
Low clouds continue to hang tough this afternoon across many communities in south Alabama and northwest Florida.
Clouds are more pronounced across parts of west Alabama. There are some peeks of sunshine further east near Andalusia, Evergreen, Destin, Crestview, and Niceville. pic.twitter.com/1VGfECLFJb
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) December 22, 2025
Low clouds are hanging tough across much of southwest Alabama and northwest Florida this morning. These clouds will likely fade away slowly over the next few hours. pic.twitter.com/kC6M7rOHL5
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) December 22, 2025
☔️ A rather gloomy start to the day with light rain and mist across most of the coastal areas. Rain should slowly subside and drift west as drier air moves in by the afternoon. Highs will likely only climb into the low 70s max given the widespread cloud cover. #mobwx pic.twitter.com/Kz6X61CpEP
— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) December 22, 2025
