January 11, 2020
The severe weather event is still ongoing but has moved out of our area, I hope you all made it through safely and without any damage. Below are the storms reports for today so far, quite an eventful day. I know of three fatalities in Alabama.
If you like wet weather you're in luck because that is the pattern at least through the end of the week. The front that just went through is going to stall and slowly lift north for a few days, keeping the area wet with a few thunderstorms. Around mid-week another front comes through followed by another front around the weekend. The heavier rain totals look to be from about Montgomery north as shown below, areas south towards the coast will stay a little dryer.
Temps will remain above average through the week. Those of you to the north will see a little cool down tonight and tomorrow but then it will warm back up on Monday. Along the coast we'll have a cool night tonight but that's it. Panhandle folks will see 60s and 70s all week with folks to the north 5-10 degrees cooler. Temps will bump down a little towards the weekend with our mid-week front but not by much.
After the 2nd front passes through next weekend we should cool back down below average for about a week or so, slowly warming to near average by the end of next week. So far I don't think we'll see any extreme cold but we'll see as we get closer. Looking at a long term ensemble the Panhandle could see lows in the 30s and 40s, highs in the 50s and low 60s. Mid-Alabama could see lows in the 30s, maybe a night or two in the 20s and highs in the mid 40s or low 50s. North Alabama and Tennessee could see lows in the mid 20s or low 30s and highs in the low to mid 40s. It doesn't look like there will be any frozen precip. We'll see if this holds.
I hope you have a great Sunday and a great start to your week. I'll send out another update around mid-week. Don't forget to check out the blog, www.deepsouthwx.com, and let me know if there's something else you'd like to see.
Chris
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