Huntsville, AL – The Tennessee Valley is enduring freezing overnight temperatures, with conditions expected to remain cold until midweek. Residents should brace for frosty mornings and bundle up if heading outdoors early.
Saturday night will see increasing clouds with lows dropping to 31°F. By Sunday, sunshine returns, bringing a high near 51°F, though breezes from the northwest could make it feel cooler. According to the National Weather Service, Sunday night temperatures will plummet again, reaching 23°F under mostly clear skies.
The coldest stretch will arrive Monday and Monday night, with daytime highs only reaching 42°F and overnight lows dipping to 22°F. Despite the chill, skies will remain sunny and dry, offering good weather for outdoor activities during the day.
Midweek brings a noticeable improvement, with highs rising to 53°F by Wednesday under mostly sunny skies. This slight warm-up will offer relief for residents looking to enjoy the outdoors after a bitterly cold start to the week.
Drivers and early commuters are urged to prepare for frosty conditions and dress warmly for the early mornings.
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