Alabama Gets Ready for First Frost of the Season
Alabama got its first real taste of sweater weather this week. Were you one of the folks wrestling with the dilemma of turning on the heat in October? Same here. I had a moment where I almost morphed into my mom, the queen of “Let me just click the heat on real quick to cut the chill.” It was a close call.
As showers and drizzle continue through the morning hours, giving way to drier conditions later, there is a chance of wind gusts reaching up to 25 mph. However, you might be turning on the heat because the first frost of the season is likely to arrive in many areas.
First Frost Likely
According to the National Weather Service in Birmingham, “Morning lows turn colder for Friday and Saturday mornings. Low temperatures are forecast to reach the 30s across central Alabama, with a few locations potentially reaching the low 30s with a light freeze.”
West Alabama Low Temp Predictions
Bibb
Thursday Night Low: 37 °F
Friday Night Low: 38 °F
Saturday Night Low: 42 °F
Sunday Night Low: 42 °F
Fayette
Thursday Night Low: 35 °F
Friday Night Low: 37 °F
Saturday Night Low: 40 °F
Sunday Night Low: 39 °F
Greene
Thursday Night Low: 38 °F
Friday Night Low: 39 °F
Saturday Night Low: 42 °F
Sunday Night Low: 41 °F
Hale
Thursday Night Low: 38 °F
Friday Night Low: 39 °F
Saturday Night Low: 42 °F
Sunday Night Low: 41 °F
Lamar
Thursday Night Low: 36 °F
Friday Night Low: 38 °F
Saturday Night Low: 40 °F
Sunday Night Low: 40 °F
Perry
Thursday Night Low: 38 °F
Friday Night Low: 39 °F
Saturday Night Low: 43 °F
Sunday Night Low: 41 °F
Pickens
Thursday Night Low: 38 °F
Friday Night Low: 39 °F
Saturday Night Low: 42 °F
Sunday Night Low: 41 °F
Sumter
Thursday Night Low: 36 °F
Friday Night Low: 38 °F
Saturday Night Low: 41 °F
Sunday Night Low: 39 °F
Tuscaloosa
Thursday Night Low: 38 °F
Friday Night Low: 39 °F
Saturday Night Low: 42 °F
Sunday Night Low: 41 °F
Walker
Thursday Night Low: 34 °F
Friday Night Low: 36 °F
Saturday Night Low: 39 °F
Sunday Night Low: 40 °F
Mary K. – Weather Forecaster
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