Huntsville, AL – A powerful cold front is set to grip Alabama, bringing subfreezing temperatures starting Friday night and lasting through early next week. The National Weather Service warns of wind chills dipping into the low teens, creating hazardous conditions for residents and travelers.
According to the National Weather Service in Huntsville, the cold air mass will arrive Friday evening, with overnight lows falling to the mid-20s. Saturday and Sunday mornings could see temperatures in the teens in rural areas. Gusty winds will exacerbate the chill, prompting residents to take precautions to stay warm and protect their homes.
Thanksgiving Forecast
Wednesday will bring highs near 64°F during the day, but patchy frost is possible early, particularly near I-565. Thanksgiving Day will see highs in the mid-50s, with rain and possible thunderstorms arriving late in the evening. Gusty winds up to 20 mph could affect evening plans.
Looking Ahead
By Friday night, lows will plunge to 27°F, with widespread frost expected. Sunny but cold conditions will dominate Saturday, with highs only reaching the upper 40s.
Safety Tips
Residents should prepare by insulating outdoor pipes, checking space heaters, and ensuring pets and livestock are sheltered. If you must travel, keep blankets and emergency kits in your vehicle to stay safe in case of delays.
Be sure to stay updated with local forecasts as conditions could shift heading into next week.
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