National Weather Service Birmingham

Lower temperatures have made their way to Alabama. With the onset of chilly conditions, local forecasters are reminding residents to consider the welfare of their pets. They say freezing temperatures can be uncomfortable and dangerous for animals, especially those who reside outdoors.

Last weekend's thunderstorms lowered temperatures for much of Alabama. However, weather experts expect temperatures to rise today and tomorrow. Parts of South and West Alabama may even witness temperatures that feel like 105 degrees outside.

Meteorologists across the state warn of the risk for severe weather this weekend. For some residents, this weather starts today. Weather experts are advising Alabamians to be aware of possible thunderstorms, damaging winds and hail.

The National Weather Service says there are several rounds of strong to severe storms expected to hit Alabama on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The systems will bring heavy rains, winds, lightning, hail and possibly tornadoes.

The National Weather Service said Alabama counties could be facing isolated storms tonight. Forecasters said thunderstorms are expected to move throughout the State into southern counties until early tomorrow morning.

Much of Alabama is under a flood watch as a destructive winter storm hitting the Midwest could cause severe storms in the south. The rough winter weather is marching across the United States.

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