Freezing and foggy overnight until Tuesday morning, but the afternoons look nice and mild until a strong front arrives on Thursday. This front brings Impact Weather: possible strong storms. Check the video forecast for the latest COLD NIGHTS, MILD DAYS The weather remains calm for the next two days. Tuesday and Wednesday feature cool nights, mild afternoons, and no rain, but Thursday gets an Impact Day tag due to a risk of severe storms. In the short term, here’s what you can expect: Frost and fog : Temperatures drop and into the mid-30s on Tuesday morning. Most communities have frost, but a few also have dense, patchy fog (especially in the river valleys). Expect numbers about 4-8 degrees higher than that: mostly at or above 60°F in the Birmingham area. Mainly sunny: apart from the passage of high and thin cirrus clouds, you can expect sunny skies for Tuesday. also cold in the morning (40s) and a little windier in the afternoon (south-southwest wind 10 to 20 miles per hour). This breeze precedes Thursday’s Impact Weather. which caused 13 tornadoes last week; however, it could definitely create some disruption and wind damage between 6 a.m. (earliest) and 3 p.m. (latest) in central Alabama. Strong winds over 60 miles per hour, heavy rain and a somewhat limited (but real) risk of tornadoes are the main threats for Thursday. This one has nothing to do with the Christmas cold. It’s much more like a “normal” cold for January in Alabama. Friday can also see showers (low to no impact) over northeast Alabama. Wind and cold air to look punchier, though! Expect wind chills in the 35 to 40 degree range most of the day thanks to strong northerly winds blowing up to 25 miles per hour. It’s still chilly on the weekends, but the warmer air is coming back soon: back to the 50s and 60s first part of next week. Get the free WVTM 13 app and enable alerts for the latest weather updates. — STAY INFORMED OF THE WEATHER. Get the free WVTM 13 app and enable alerts for the latest weather updates. For the latest Birmingham weather information and Central Alabama’s most accurate certified forecast. , watch WVTM 13 News. Current Weather Conditions Hourly Forecast | 10 Day Forecast Interactive Radar Birmingham Skycams Live Doppler Radar Sign up for weather email alerts Download the WVTM 13 app Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Freezing and foggy overnight until Tuesday morning, but the afternoons look nice and mild until a strong front arrives on Thursday. This front brings Impact Weather: possible strong storms. Check the video forecast for the latest.
STRAWBERRY NIGHTS, SWEET DAYS
The weather remains calm for the next two days. Tuesday and Wednesday feature cool nights, mild afternoons and no rain, but Thursday gets an Impact Day tag due to a risk of severe storms.
In the short term, here’s what you can expect:
- Frost and Fog: Temperatures drop to the lower to mid 30s by Tuesday morning. Most communities have frost, but a few also have dense, patchy fog (especially in the river valleys).
- Mild Tuesday: The average high temperature in Birmingham on January 10 is 54°F. Expect numbers around 4-8 degrees higher than that: mostly at or above 60°F in the Birmingham area.
- Rather sunny: apart from the passage of high and thin cirrus clouds, you can expect sunny skies for Tuesday.
Wednesday is similar: less cold in the morning (40s) and a little windier in the afternoon (south-southwest wind of 10 to 20 miles per hour). This breeze precedes Thursday’s Impact Weather.
IMPACT TIME
A powerful and fast-moving cold front is blowing through Alabama on Thursday with quick showers and the threat of a few severe storms.
This series from Impact Weather doesn’t look like the same kind of beast that unleashed 13 tornadoes last week; however, it could definitely create some disruption and wind damage between 6 a.m. (earliest) and 3 p.m. (latest) in central Alabama.
Strong winds over 60 miles per hour, heavy rain and a somewhat limited (but real) risk of tornadoes are the main threats for Thursday.
SEVEN-DAY FORECAST
A short-term blast of arctic air surges behind Thursday’s storms. This one has nothing to do with the Christmas cold. It’s much more like a “normal” cold for January in Alabama.
Friday can also see showers (low to no impact) over northeast Alabama. Wind and cold air to look punchier, though! Expect wind chills in the 35 to 40 degree range most of the day thanks to strong northerly winds blowing up to 25 miles per hour.
It remains cold over the weekend, but the warmer air soon returns: back to the 50s and 60s by the first part of next week.
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