First Alert: Cold day with snow on the way
Snowfall totals and timing are still uncertain, but it could start as early as Thursday night and continue through Friday. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for some of our southern counties. The weekend will filter in temperatures in the upper 30s with lows in the teens to 20s.
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Snow Chances Pick Up Tonight, All Eyes Are On This Weekend
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First Alert Weather Day: Sunny Days & Cold Nights Continue
After a cold & frosty start to our Wednesday look for sunny skies and slightly warmer mid/upper 50s for highs. Temps will again drop to around 30 Wednesday night with frost. Thursday will be a slightly cooler day with plenty of sunshine, followed by chilly 30s again at night.
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY for Severe Storms
Severe storms are expected anywhere between 11am-11pm with the bulk of the system moving through between 2pm-7pm.
FIRST ALERT: First Alert Weather Day issued for Sunday
📱DOWNLOAD the FIRST ALERT WEATHER APP to get the latest weather updates in the palm of your hand. Rain shower coverage will increase Friday night into Saturday morning. Lows will only fall into the 30s to near 40°. Slightly lower rain shower coverage should work into the region through the rest of Saturday. Highs will warm into the 40s and 50s.
First Alert Weather Day for Saturday
The threats are Strong winds up to 60-70 mph, large hail up to golf ball size, and Tornados, which will likely be an issue in the afternoon.
First Alert Weather: Tracking a chilly wind and lake flakes most of the week
The first full week of January will be a cold and flaky one. We’ll be under a persistent weather pattern, keeping cold Arctic air circulating across the Great Lakes.
Bitter cold, gusty winds create dangerous wind chill in North Texas | First Alert Weather Day
Sunday morning started well above average in the upper 60s, but as the arctic front moved through, temperatures quickly crashed nearly 20 degrees in an hour. Northwesterly winds gusting around 40 mph made it feel even colder outside.
First Alert Weather: Plenty of sun and chilly temps until possible snowstorm on Saturday
CBS News New York's Lonnie Quinn is monitoring a system that will move into our area late Friday and will have more as the week progresses.
First Alert Weather Day Friday for the possibility of accumulating snow and ice
Cold/dry weather will continue through Thursday, with the next system impacting the area beginning late Thursday night. Make sure you download the WBRC First Alert Weather app on Android and Apple ...
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First Alert Weather Day tomorrow, Sunnier skies to follow
The low-end level 1 threat for severe weather has concluded today ... New Year’s Eve will be chilly with a low near 44. New ...
Arctic air, wintry precipitation prompt 6-day First Alert Weather period across North Texas
First Alert Weather days are in effect through Friday as wind chills dip into the teens, with the potential for wintry ...