We have a pleasant forecast for tonight and tomorrow.
) - We have a pleasant forecast for tonight and tomorrow, with chilly mornings becoming milder by Friday. Friday also brings a decent chance for showers due to a low-pressure system passing to our south. This system will clear out just in time for the weekend.Temperatures will be cool tonight but not frosty. Lows will be in the 40s in many areas, with Mobile reaching around 46 degrees and Pensacola falling to near 49 degrees.
Saturday will be mostly cloudy with clearing later in the day. It will also be breezy due to a push of cooler air behind the low. Winds will relax on Sunday. Afternoon temperatures this weekend will be near 70 degrees.There’s another chance for rain and storms early next week, as a cold front pushes into the region and stalls. For now, it looks like Tuesday will be stormy as the front pushes in, but rain will become more scattered Wednesday and Thursday as the front loses momentum.
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