Huntsville, AL – Freezing temperatures are on the horizon for Huntsville and surrounding areas, with a sharp Arctic chill arriving Friday night. Residents should prepare for subfreezing lows as temperatures plummet to the mid-20s, with wind chills as low as 20°F expected Monday morning.
According to the National Weather Service, widespread frost is predicted Thursday night after Thanksgiving festivities, followed by clear skies and cold winds. Daytime highs Friday will only reach the mid-40s, with gusts up to 20 mph making it feel much colder. As temperatures remain below freezing for multiple nights, officials urge residents to protect pets, pipes, and plants.
The current forecast shows patchy frost developing early Thanksgiving morning, with showers expected between midnight and 9 a.m. Thanksgiving highs will hover around 57°F before colder conditions settle in Thursday evening. Frost will spread across the region by Friday night, with lows dropping to 25°F.
Widespread frost will persist into Saturday morning, and Sunday brings no relief, as overnight lows plunge to 23°F. Daytime highs will remain in the 40s through the weekend, making it vital for residents to bundle up and take precautions.
Travelers along I-565 and other major roadways should be cautious of frost on bridges and overpasses. If you plan to be on the road, give yourself extra time to ensure safe travels.
To stay safe during this cold snap, keep outdoor pets indoors, insulate exposed pipes, and cover sensitive plants. Follow up-to-date weather alerts at NWS Huntsville.
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