Zack Webster

The sun rises on another chilly morning around the region with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. Warmer weather fans, you're almost there! We're noticeably warmer late this afternoon with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s.

It’s getting a little bit stronger. Naked-eye visible in Dothan, AL—even with light pollution—when this was taken.

It’s as subtle as it gets right on the horizon, but you may be able to see a hint of the Aurora Borealis in the Wiregrass this evening. You’ll need your phone camera with a long exposure to have a chance to see it. Getting away from the city lights will also help too.

It won't be quite as cold as last night, but expect to see one more chilly night before temperatures quickly turn warmer again for the rest of the work week and the weekend.

We're turning warmer with plenty of sunshine, but it's still pretty chilly out there with temperatures in the middle to upper 30s. We'll continue to turn a little warmer still into the afternoon, but it's still a fairly cool day with highs reaching the middle and upper 50s.

It's a frigid start to our Tuesday morning out there with temperatures in the middle to upper 20s with "feels like" temperatures in the lower 20s in some spots. Dothan has already broken its record low of 32° that was previously set in 2011.

Some good news for the warmer-weather fans... this cold snap doesn't last for very long. We'll warm well into the 50s tomorrow afternoon, but 60s for now look unlikely. We'll reach the 70s again on Wednesday, then continue to turn warmer with each day to close out the week.

Clear skies, dry air, and light winds will bring pipe-burstingly cold temperatures into the region tonight and tomorrow morning. Temperatures cool into the middle 20s with wind chills falling into the lower 20s in some spots.

Our Monday will feature lots of blue skies and sunshine, but that won't mean very much toward turning us warmer through the rest of the day. Strong northwesterly winds will continue to push cooler and drier air into the region. Many spots will struggle to reach 50° later today.

The first surge of colder air is moving into the region as we kick off our Monday morning. Temperatures are in the upper 30 and lower 40s with "feels like" temperatures in the 30s. We don't warm up very much today, then even colder air is on the way for Tuesday morning.

It's another busy Friday evening around the Wiregrass. The National Peanut Festival heads into its final couple of days of festivities, and a handful of local high school teams are hosting playoff football games. We'll watch for a few stray showers under mostly cloudy skies.

A cold front could bring a few more isolated showers and storms into the region on Sunday, then much colder air rushes into the region early next week. Low temperatures cool into the 30s early Tuesday morning with wind chills dropping all the way down into the 20s.

Short-term models still have some variance, but expect to see a few isolated showers and thunderstorms move across the region later this afternoon and into the evening. Severe weather is unlikely, but A stronger storm or two could have gusty winds and some hail.

It's a foggy start to our Friday all around the region with visibilities of less than a mile in most locations. That fog will gradually clear out over the next hour or two. Fog clears out, but clouds are on the increase later this morning as temperatures warm into the 70s.

Warmer weather fans, soak it up while it's still here! By far the coldest air we've seen so far this season is on the way for Monday and Tuesday. Some record values are on the chopping block for Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning.

Some short-term model disagreements exist, but we're still watching for a round of isolated showers and a few thunderstorms Friday evening through Saturday morning. The greater severe weather threat is north of us. But we could see some gusty winds or small hail farther south.

The morning got off to a foggy start in many spots, but we're now seeing sunny to mostly sunny skies return to the region with temperatures already in the 60s. Sunny skies continue with some passing high clouds through the day with highs warming into the upper 70s and lower 80s.

Lots of things to notice in the view early this morning from our camera at Southeast Health! In addition to the bright orange skies as we get closer to sunrise, there's also a solid layer of fog in place out in the distance.

Our coldest air of the season spills into the region early next week on the back side of a cold front that passes through on Sunday. Highs will struggle to reach the lower 60s on Monday, then lows tumble into the lower 30s with wind chills in the middle to upper 20s.

Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms will be possible late Friday afternoon and early Saturday morning. Rainfall totals will generally be around 0.50" in most of our heaviest spots. Heavier amounts are possible under some thunderstorms, while others could stay dry.