Huntsville, AL – A frosty start to Christmas week is underway in northern Alabama, with overnight lows dipping into the mid-20s under clear skies. Residents should prepare for freezing temperatures through tonight, with rain likely to disrupt plans by Christmas Day.
According to the National Weather Service in Huntsville, Monday night’s low will drop to 28°F, with calm winds making for an icy morning commute on Tuesday. Tuesday will bring sunshine and slightly warmer daytime highs reaching 56°F. However, rain is forecast to arrive late Tuesday night into Christmas Day, with showers expected after midnight and a 40% chance of rain continuing through Wednesday.
Christmas Day is forecast to be partly sunny with a high near 56°F before rain becomes more widespread by evening. By Thursday, temperatures will climb to 60°F under partly sunny skies, offering brief relief from the cold. Overnight lows will remain above freezing midweek, ranging from the upper 40s to low 50s.
Drivers are urged to watch for slick spots on roadways during early morning hours, particularly on overpasses and bridges, as temperatures hover near freezing. Those with outdoor holiday plans are advised to monitor updates on rain chances and adjust accordingly.
The holiday weekend will see continued unsettled weather, with showers likely Friday and into Saturday. Temperatures will remain mild, with highs near 60°F.
Be sure to dress warmly for the chilly start to the week and plan ahead for potentially wet holiday celebrations.
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