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Jeff Desnoyers

Jeff Desnoyers

Meteorologist at WAFF-TV

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Arctic Blast Arrives Tonight. Strong Winds, Flurries & Dangerous Cold.

For today, increasing clouds with flurries by evening. High temps in the low 40s. Tonight, bitterly cold with our next arctic blast of air arriving overnight. Winds will increase, and flurries are expected.
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Still Cold Today with Some Sun At Times

For today, morning clouds will give way to a window of sunshine around noon before more clouds later today. Another cold day with high temps in the mid-30s. Tonight, mostly cloudy and cold. Low 20s.
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Becoming sunny this afternoon. First Alert Weather Day Saturday for...

This afternoon, becoming sunny. Temps in the 50s to nearly 60 degrees. Tonight, patchy dense fog is possible. Low temps in the mid-30s. Thursday, fog early, otherwise a mostly sunny day. Temps will be close to 60 degrees. Thursday night, mostly cloudy. Mid to upper 30s. Friday, mainly sunny and nice. High temperatures in the mid-60s. Friday night, cloudy with a low in the low 40s. Saturday, a 48 First Alert Weather Day for heavy rain. The highest chance for rain will be late-day and evening. The rain will continue to be heavy overnight. The chance for strong to severe storms will be very low. High temps Saturday around 60 degrees. Saturday night low temp in the low 50s. Sunday, rain likely through noon, tapering off during the afternoon. High temps in the upper 50s. Monday, sunny and nice. Mid-60s. Tuesday, more sun and warm. Around 70 degrees. Wednesday, a mix of sun and clouds. Warm temps in the low 70s. 
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Rain/storms tonight. Cold temps return Sunday.

This afternoon, mainly sunny with clouds increasing by early evening. A beautiful day with temps in the 60s. Tonight, showers and storms. Severe storms are not expected. Heavy rain is possible. Lows in the upper 40s.
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Sunny & Warm today. ALERT DAYS for Sunday night & Monday.

For today, an absolutely gorgeous spring-like day in Winter. Sunny and warm! Temps in the mid to upper 70s. Tonight, mostly clear and mild. Mid-50s. Sunday and Monday, 48 FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAYS for strong to severe thunderstorms Sunday NIGHT.
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Windy today, strong thunderstorms tonight. FIRST ALERT

A 48 FIRST ALERT DAY for Sunday and Monday for damaging winds, strong thunderstorms, heavy rain and a big drop in temperature. For today, cloudy, windy and warm. A Wind Advisory from 1 PM this afternoon through 7 AM Monday for wind gusts as high as 45 to 50 mph. Strong winds will be stronger when thunderstorms impact the area overnight and could exceed 60 MPH. Temperatures today in the mid-70s with increasing humidity. Tonight, strong thunderstorms between 9 PM and 4 AM. Damaging winds and heavy rainfall likely with a chance for a tornado or two. Much colder by morning after the storms with lows in the 30s.
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Flurries, cold & windy today. First Alert Day.

For today, a FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY for cold temps, flurries and windy conditions. Temps only in the 30s most of the day, wind chill values in the upper 20s. Snow flurries are expected with some very light accumulation on grassy surfaces, but roads will be mainly just wet. Cold Monday night. Drip the faucets. Temps in the low 20s. A Freeze Warning in effect for North Alabama. Tuesday, a mix of sun and clouds. Temps will remain chilly. Mid-40s. Tuesday night, clear and cold. Mid to upper 20s. Wednesday, sunny and not as cold. Upper 50s. Thursday, sunny and warm. Upper 60s. Friday, the first day of Spring will be a delightful day. Sunny and warm. Upper 70s. The weekend will be sunny and warm for both days with high temperatures around 80 degrees. 
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Becoming sunny & breezy for Easter Sunday

Easter Sunday will start cloudy with overnight rain moving east. Some sun will pop during the afternoon. A much cooler day with a gusty north breeze of 20 MPH. Temps in the 60s. Tonight, a few clouds and cool. Low to mid 40s. Monday, sunny with high temperatures in the mid to upper 60s.
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Showers and storms expected later today and evening

A First Alert Weather Day for rain and storms later today and this evening. Severe weather is not expected, but heavy rain, dangerous lightning with wind gusts to 40 MPH are possible. Storms can be expected as early as 3 PM for NW AL and will move east through evening. Thunderstorms will eventually transition to a much-needed rain event overnight.
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Becoming mostly sunny after morning fog for Mother’s Day

For today, dense fog early, otherwise a mostly sunny day. Around 80 degrees. Tonight, occasional showers, a chance for some thunder. Around 60 degrees. Monday, lingering morning showers will end early, mostly cloudy and cool for the rest of the day. Low 70s. Mainly clear and cool Monday night. Upper 40s.
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Isolated storms today and tomorrow

For today, a mix of sun and clouds with an isolated afternoon thunderstorm. Temps in the mid-80s. Tonight, patchy fog, warm and muggy. Upper 60s. Sunday, increasing clouds with isolated storms during the late afternoon. Overall coverage will be minimal, but locations that have a storm can expect heavy rainfall. Sunday night, a few storms, especially after midnight. Storms may contain gusty winds. Low 70s. Monday, scattered thunderstorms. Storms may contain gusty winds. Mid-80s. Tuesday, the chance for thunderstorms remains in the forecast. Heavy rainfall is possible. A lower chance of rain Wednesday and Thursday before increasing again by Friday. High temps in the 80s each day.