Most of the showers are gone from Alabama.
However, drizzle is occurring in a number of areas and this is generally too light to detect on radar.
Low clouds and fog will be increasing tonight. Ceilings have dropped to under 1,000 feet in various places and this will often put the ridges in the clouds.
In other words, you may encounter near zero visibility as you drive over the higher ridges tonight.
Red Mountain, Shades Mountain, Oak Mountain and Double Oak Mountain are examples in the Greater Birmingham area.
WEATHER BY THE NUMBERS
* 75 was one of the warmest temperatures in Alabama today and that was at Mobile's Brookley Field
* 1.25 inches was among the heavier rainfall amounts and that was also at Brookley. We will have a more complete list of rainfall later.
* 2.27 inches was one of the heavier rainfall totals in NW Florida, at Destin
* 2.11 inches was the total at Pensacola
* 1.78 is the amount for Panama City
However, drizzle is occurring in a number of areas and this is generally too light to detect on radar.
Low clouds and fog will be increasing tonight. Ceilings have dropped to under 1,000 feet in various places and this will often put the ridges in the clouds.
In other words, you may encounter near zero visibility as you drive over the higher ridges tonight.
Red Mountain, Shades Mountain, Oak Mountain and Double Oak Mountain are examples in the Greater Birmingham area.
WEATHER BY THE NUMBERS
* 75 was one of the warmest temperatures in Alabama today and that was at Mobile's Brookley Field
* 1.25 inches was among the heavier rainfall amounts and that was also at Brookley. We will have a more complete list of rainfall later.
* 2.27 inches was one of the heavier rainfall totals in NW Florida, at Destin
* 2.11 inches was the total at Pensacola
* 1.78 is the amount for Panama City