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Jeff Desnoyers

Jeff Desnoyers

Meteorologist at WAFF-TV

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Strong/severe storms expected tonight

For tonight, a 48 First Alert Weather Day for strong/severe thunderstorms. Between 10 P.M. for locations west and ending by 4 A.M. for locations east. Damaging winds, heavy rainfall and isolated tornadoes are possible. Be weather alert and have a way to receive updates throughout the night. In addition to thunderstorms, gusty winds in excess of 35 MPH possible not associated with thunderstorm activity. A Wind Advisory for the area through noon Sunday. For Sunday, any lingering showers will end early, winds will remain gusty, and temps will drop throughout the day. Much of the afternoon will be in the 30s. Sunday night, clearing and cold. Low to mid 20s. Monday and Tuesday, a mix of sun and clouds for both days. Temps in the 40s. Wednesday, a chance of snow, mixing with rain during the morning. A few slick spots possible with minimal (if any) accumulation. Temps will be cold, only in the upper 30s and low 40s. Wednesday night, clearing and frigid. Temps in the teens. Black ice possible. Thursday, sunny and col
about 2 months ago
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Becoming mostly sunny by the afternoon. More sun tomorrow & warm.

For today, areas of dense fog during the morning.
2 months ago
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Rain, tapering off by early morning. A few more showers this evening.

For today, rain and breezy to start the day, with rain tapering off to lingering showers.
2 months ago
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A few icy spots this morning, otherwise mostly sunny

For today, very cold temperatures with areas of fog this morning may once again resulting in icy conditions. Bridges, overpasses, secondary roads would be the highest concerns for slippery conditions this morning. Eventually, temps reach 40 degrees with mostly sunny conditions. By 8 or 9 A.M., the chance for roads to be icy will end. Tonight, areas of fog and cold. Mid to upper 20s. A few icy spots Monday morning, primarily more of a walking out the door, sidewalk may be slippery as opposed to driving issues. Monday, partly to mostly cloudy. A storm system along the Gulf of Mexico will bring rain as for north as Birmingham, our area stays dry, but there will be clouds at times. Temps around 40 degrees. Another very cold night Monday. Temps in the teens. Tuesday through Thursday, mainly sunny. Around 40Β° during the day, nights in the 20s. The next chance of rain will be Friday night into Saturday and then after a dry Sunday, watching the potential for another storm early the following week. Rain, possibly so
3 months ago
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Clear & cold tonight and remaining cold into the weekend

For tonight, a clear and colder night. Temps tumble into the 20s. Widespread frost likely. Plenty of sunshine for both Thursday and Friday, high temps both days in the mid to upper 40s. Overnight low temps in the 30s. It will be cold, but just slightly colder than expected for this time of year. For the weekend, Saturday will be the coldest day through Sunday. Morning temps in the 20s, high temp during the afternoon only around 40 degrees. Plenty of sunshine to start the weekend. Temps dip into the 30s Saturday night with increasing clouds. Sunday, a brief period of sleet/mix early for Northeast Alabama, otherwise a cold rain falls throughout the day. High temps around 50 degrees. Rain will continue Sunday night and end very early Monday morning. Temps in the 40s Sunday night and early Monday will drop during the day and by Monday at 5 P.M. temps in the mid-30s. Icy conditions are limited because by the time the colder air arrives and temps drop into the 30s, most of the roads will have had to dry out. Once t
3 months ago
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48 First Alert Weather Day for the potential of severe storms later...

For today, a 48 First Alert Weather Day for the potential of strong/severe thunderstorms later today and overnight. Damaging winds, heavy rainfall, dangerous lightning and a low-end chance for a tornado are possible. Storms will impact the area between 3-7 PM and how the first round of storms interact with the area will play a large part into how strong/severe the storms will be overnight. Stay with WAFF48 for the latest throughout the day. Temps today reach the 60s with breezy conditions. Wind gusts to 30 MPH, not associated with thunderstorm activity. Storms tonight will move east by morning and after a lingering shower or two Sunday morning, sun should pop during the afternoon. Temps around 60 degrees. Dry and nice Monday, low to mid 60s. A few showers at night and really early Tuesday morning, otherwise New Years Eve will be dry as will the first day of 2025, but cooler. Temps Tuesday in the 60s, dropping to the upper 40s Wednesday. Mainly sunny and cool for Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. High tem
4 months ago
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48 First Alert Weather Day for strong/severe thunderstorms later to...

For today, a 48 First Alert Weather Day for the potential of strong/severe thunderstorms later today and overnight. Damaging winds, heavy rainfall, dangerous lightning and a low-end chance for a tornado are possible. Storms will impact the area between 3-7 PM and how the first round of storms interact with the area will play a large part into how strong/severe the storms will be overnight. Stay with WAFF48 for the latest throughout the day. Temps today reach the 60s with breezy conditions. Wind gusts to 30 MPH, not associated with thunderstorm activity. Storms tonight will move east by morning and after a lingering shower or two Sunday morning, sun should pop during the afternoon. Temps around 60 degrees. Dry and nice Monday, low to mid 60s. A few showers at night and really early Tuesday morning, otherwise New Years Eve will be dry as will the first day of 2025, but cooler. Temps Tuesday in the 60s, dropping to the upper 40s Wednesday. Mainly sunny and cool for Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. High tem
4 months ago
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Mainly dry Christmas Day & Thursday. Rain likely Friday & for the W...

Christmas Eve, a pleasant and clear evening. Temps in the 50s, falling to around 40 degrees by midnight. By morning, most locations will dip into the 30s for Christmas morning. Christmas Day, sun in the morning will give way to plenty of clouds during the afternoon. It will be a mild day, temps around 60 degrees. A slight chance of a shower by evening, but most locations will remain dry. Christmas night, cloudy, a spot shower, otherwise dry and mild. Low temps in the 40s. Thursday, a spot shower, otherwise cloudy and mild. Temps in the 50s. Friday, rain likely. Temps in the 50s to near 60 degrees. Saturday, rain, thunder possible. Severe weather is not expected, but heavy rain is likely. Temps in the 60s. Sunday, morning showers are likely, with clouds lingering during the afternoon. Temps in the 60s.
4 months ago
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Sunny & chilly through Sunday

A dry stretch is underway with no rain expected until potentially Christmas Day.
4 months ago
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Scattered showers & breezy today

For today, scattered showers can be expected with breezy conditions. Gusts to 25 MPH. Temps in the 50s. Tonight, an isolated shower is possible, otherwise it will be mostly cloudy. Low 50s. Monday, another round of showers can be expected during the afternoon. A very warm day with temps near 70 degrees. Rain Monday night, low to mid 50s. Tuesday, still a few showers remain in the forecast. Mid-60s. Tuesday night, a few showers. Mid-50s. Wednesday, rain likely with mild temps. High in the 60s. Wednesday night, rain ends, temps drop into the upper 30s. Thursday and Friday, dry and sunny. High temps around 50 degrees. Next weekend, dry and sunny and colder. Models not as aggressive on how cold the air will be next weekend and therefore, we have bumped the high temps from the 30s to the 40s instead. Still chilly, but not quite as cold as early forecast model runs indicated.
4 months ago
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A First Alert for dangerous cold tonight & early Friday

This afternoon, sunny, cold and blustery. Temps falling through the 30s into the 20s by evening. Wind chill values even colder with gusts to 30 MPH. Tonight, a 48 First Alert for dangerous cold. Air temps in the teens, wind chill values in the single digits. Cold again for Friday with temps around 40 degrees, plenty of sunshine with a little less wind. Friday night, clear and cold. Low to mid 20s. For the weekend, sunny for Saturday and not as cold. Low 50s. Sunday, increasing clouds with rain showers late in the day. Temps in the upper 50s. Rain likely Sunday night and Monday, possibly lingering for Tuesday and Wednesday. Temps in the 60s early week, dop back to the 40s by the end of the week.
4 months ago