First Alert Weather: Mainly quiet week ahead with all eyes on the Gulf for next week
THE NEXT 24 HOURS: This morning, expect areas of patchy fog mainly along the Alabama / Mississippi state line. Otherwise, the sky will be partly cloudy with a small chance for an early mid-morning shower with temperatures in the 60s. The sky will remain partly to mostly cloudy through this afternoon with highs in the lower 80s.
More 80s are likely for Thursday and Friday as well.
Temperatures will be cooler from Tuesday onwards as a cold front will pass through tonight. A couple showers will be possible ...
On-and-off showers continue today. We can’t rule out some pockets of heavy rainfall and a possible isolated storm. The ground ...
The hottest temperature Tucson has ever recorded during the month of October is 103°, back in 2020. We will likely break that ...
It will be mostly cloudy, dry, and mild on Tuesday with temperatures in the 70s. Expect increasing clouds on Tuesday night ...
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The morning of Tuesday, Oct. 1 is a First Alert Weather Day due to dense fog developing overnight.
A NW swell will be picking up today. A much larger long-period northwest swell next Monday, which could bring advisory level ...
We’re giving you the First Alert to a quiet and dry stretch of weather for the Carolinas, a much-needed break no doubt.
The bigger story today will be the cooler temperatures as a cold front sweeps south across the region. Expect daytime highs to trend cooler than today, and scattered showers will remain possible ...
We likely have one more night with temperatures reaching the 60s for morning lows, but temperatures we gradually warm over the coming days.
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