Wes Wyatt

First Alert Weather: Patchy dense fog overnight, a big warmup into the 70s this week

First Alert Weather: Fog development overnight, chance for rain and storms Thursday

We will likely see temperatures 5-10 degrees above average by the end of the week.

Temperatures have remained below freezing throughout the day and we will remain below freezing through Wednesday morning.

Another significant outbreak of arctic air will send temperatures below freezing late this weekend.

The unseasonably mild weather will continue through Wednesday.

We witnessed a generational event last night as a rare level 5 geomagnetic storm caused the northern lights to be visible across the entire state of Alabama.

The Total Solar Eclipse, or the Great American Eclipse as we like to call it, is happening in the United States April 8 and it will be a very rare event. So rare, it won’t happen again until 2044.

We will have a partly to mostly cloudy sky overnight with patchy fog and lows near 67º. The good news is we will have nice weather for Saturday.

Temperatures out the door Saturday morning will range from near 60º east to mid 60s west. Plan for another comfortable start but be ready for another toasty afternoon.