Birmingham, AL – A freeze warning will take effect across much of Alabama tonight, with temperatures dropping into the low 30s. The National Weather Service advises residents to protect outdoor plants, pets, and plumbing as frost blankets the region.
According to the NWS, tonight’s low temperatures will range from 30 to 35 degrees across the area, with the coldest spots expected north of I-20. Frost is likely early Saturday morning, particularly in open and rural areas. Residents should also watch for icy patches on bridges and overpasses, especially in low-lying areas.
Looking ahead, Saturday will bring sunny skies and slightly warmer conditions, with daytime highs reaching the mid-50s. Saturday night will again see patchy frost, with lows in the mid-30s. Sunday offers a brief reprieve with highs climbing into the mid-60s, but nighttime lows will hover near freezing, maintaining the risk of frost.
Thanksgiving travelers should monitor road conditions closely. Though the weather will remain clear through Sunday, a chance of rain develops Monday evening, impacting return travel plans. Highs Monday are forecast to reach 65 degrees before dropping into the mid-50s by nightfall.
For those preparing outdoor Thanksgiving decorations, now is the time to secure or remove items sensitive to cold. The extended forecast shows no significant warm-ups, with highs staying in the 50s to low 60s through Wednesday.
Stay updated on weather alerts and road conditions by checking local news and monitoring the Alabama Department of Transportation.
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