Due to abundant sunshine, temperatures warm up a bit Thursday afternoon. Although, highs remain well below average for November 17th. That number is near 70° in Montgomery, but temperatures only warm into the low and mid 50s.
Temperatures rebounded to near 60° by midday, with low to perhaps mid 60s possible for many Monday afternoon. Some clouds return to the sky prior to sunset.
Sunday night looks mostly clear and cold, with lows near freezing. A freeze warning begins at 9PM Sunday for some central Alabama counties. It continues until 9AM Monday. Monday looks partly cloudy and milder with highs in the low 60s.
Temperatures turn even colder overnight. A freeze warning begins at 9PM and continues until 9AM Sunday morning for central Alabama. Temperatures fall to near 30° in the warning area. Cold sensitive plants and pets should be brought inside. Unprotected/exposed plumbing could be damaged.
Temperatures remain fairly mild Friday night, with lows in the 50s. However, temperatures may not exceed the low 60s Saturday, while the sky becomes mostly cloudy during the day.
Temperatures could be in record high territory Monday, with highs in the mid to perhaps upper 80s. The November 7th record high temperature is 86° in Montgomery. That mark could be tied.
Temperatures remain mild Sunday night, with lows in the mid 60s. Patchy fog may develop late through early Monday morning. Monday looks partly cloudy and very again again, with highs in the mid 80s.
Sunday looks sunnier, though some clouds remain in the mix. Isolated showers appear possible during the afternoon. Although, many locations remain rain-free.
The sky remains mainly sunny on average Friday afternoon, with high temperatures in the low 80s. Clouds increase Friday evening and overnight.
An expansive cloud deck extends well to our west, and these clouds continue to stream across the state Tuesday night. However, they appear very unlikely to produce any rain. Meanwhile. temperatures still fall into the 50s overnight.
