Jeff Desnoyers

Showers and thunderstorms overnight. Highest chance South of the Tenn. River. Brief heavy rain possible. Low temps in the 50s. Monday, mostly sunny and nice. A touch "cooler" with high temps around 70°. Monday night, a few clouds. Cool with low temps dipping into the mid to upper 40s. Tuesday, a spot shower early, otherwise more clouds than sun. High temps in the 60s. Wednesday and Thursday, sunny and nice. High temps in the 60s Wednesday, low to mid 70s Thursday. Friday, increasing clouds with chance for showers during the afternoon. A warm day, temps well into the 70s. Friday night and Saturday, showers and thunderstorms. Storms may be severe. Follow updates throughout the week. Sunday, besides an isolated shower, mainly sunny and cooler. Low to mid 60s.

Mostly clear, quiet and pleasant tonight. Temps dip back to around 50°. Sunday, mostly sunny. A few clouds later in the day and warm. Mid to upper 70s. Sunday night, showers likely. A few thunderstorms. Severe weather not expected and the highest chance for rain will be South of the Tenn. River. Mid-50s. Monday, lingering early shower, otherwise sunny and nice. Low to mid 70s. Sunny and nice Tuesday and Wednesday. High temps in the 60s. Overnight low in the 40s. A few showers Thursday mixed with sunshine at times. Near 70°. Another round of storms Friday. Storms could be severe and the chance for rain and storms will continue for the weekend.

A 48 Developing First Alert is on the radar for Friday for the possibility of stronger to severe storms, mainly at night.

A developing 48 First Alert is out on Friday for the potential of severe thunderstorms. Stay weather alert!

The Spring Equinox will happen at 4:24 p.m. Happy Spring!

Good morning! There’s a Freeze Warning for the area Sunday morning. It will be another sunny, breezy, and cool day with temperatures stuck in the 40′s all afternoon.

Happy Saturday! It’s a frosty start to Saturday with temperatures in the 30s. There will be increasing clouds later Saturday. High temperatures are around 50 degrees.

Happy Friday and Happy St. Patrick’s Day! For the rest of the afternoon, showers end, temps drop and breeze increases. temps drop into the 40s by evening. Tonight, a Freeze Warning. Temps around 30°. Looking ahead to Saturday and Sunday, plenty of sun on both days, but the temps will remain cold. Temps around 50° on Saturday and Sunday with overnight lows in the 20s. Another Freeze Watch has been issued for Sunday morning with cold temperatures expected. Spring arrives Monday, but it will not feel very “Spring-like”. Temps will be in the low 50s after a cold start with sunny conditions Monday. There is a chance for showers Tuesday through Friday. Temps will warm throughout the week. High temps in the 60s and 70s.

Friday will be rainy and breezy with temps around 60° early. Temperatures fall into the 40s by the evening.

For this afternoon, increasing clouds, breezy and mild. Temps in the 60s. Showers likely tonight, mainly afteer 10 P.M. A few rumbles of thunder, but not expecting "severe" weather. Light to moderate rain overnight. Low temps in the 50s. St. Patrick's Day, a wet and rainy morning commute. Morning temps close to 60°, but temps fall into the 40s by 5 P.M. Showers will also impact the evening commute and move out of the area during the evening from West to East. More cold for the weekend with highs in the lower 50s even with abundant sunshine. Saturday and Sunday nights will be cold with low temps in the 20s. The Spring Equinox will occur at 4:24 p.m. Monday. Happy Spring!

Sunny and still cool this afternoon. Another cold night tonight. Frost and freeze expected with temps dipping into the 30s. . Protect your plants again. Thursday’s highs will be back in the middle 60s with a mix of sun and clouds, a breezy south wind with gust over 20 miles per hour. Thursday will be the "Pick of the Week". Rain showers and isolated storms will roll in late Thursday night and stay with us most of the day on Friday, showers will wrap up and should leave us dry for Friday evening. Rainfall totals for Thursday and Friday will likely be in the 1/2 to 1 inch range. Another shot of colder air comes in for the weekend with highs in the lower 50s, at least we will stay sunny and dry both days. Freezing conditions will be expected for Sunday and Monday morning. The Spring Equinox will occur at 4:24 p.m. Monday. Happy Spring!

WAFF 48 Meteorologist Jeff Desnoyers has a look at your weekend forecast.

WAFF 48 Meteorologist Jeff Desnoyers has a look at your weekend forecast.

This afternoon, gradually more and more sunshine with each hour. Breezy and cool, Frosty tonight with clear conditions. Mid to upper 30s. After a frosty start Saturday morning, any sun early will give way to clouds during the afternoon. Showers move into Northwest Alabama around 5 to 6 PM and spreading eastward. Rain showers and isolated storms will be likely overnight into Sunday morning with periods of heavy rainfall. Daylight Saving Time will begin Sunday morning with clocks moving forward one hour, be sure to change the batteries in your smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors and NOAA Weather Radios. Sunday looks pretty wet in general with additional rounds of rain showers expected through the morning and afternoon. Next work week will start off sunny and dry with high temperatures staying well below average in the 40s to middle 50s for Monday through Wednesday. A freeze is in the forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday morning, so please protect or cover any sensitive plants and vegetation.

This afternoon, showers and cool. Temps in the 50s. Steady rain tonight with temps falling only a few degrees into the upper 40s. Rain out early Friday (before 7 A.M.), sun pops during the afternoon and winds pick up. High temps near 60°. For the weekend, high temperatures in the 50s and 60s for Saturday and Sunday. Showers arrive late Saturday evening and through the day Sunday. Daylight Saving Time will begin Sunday morning with clocks moving forward one hour, be sure to change the batteries in your smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, and NOAA Weather Radios. Next week will start off on a chilly note with highs in the 40s for Monday and Tuesday, we will be watching our low temperatures for a likely frost or freeze on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings.

This afternoon, mostly cloudy with scattered showers for locations west of I-65. High temps around 60 degrees, winds will be breezy from the northeast. Scattered rain showers will start to develop into Wednesday afternoon and evening, rainfall totals should be fairly light and the best rainfall coverage will be west of I-65. A few showers will linger overnight with cloudy skies and lows in the middle 40s again. Thursday looks to be overcast with periods of scattered to numerous rain showers, this will be cold rain too with temps staying in the 50s. The heaviest rainfall looks to move through Thursday night into early Friday. Friday will be a bit warmer with highs in the lower 60s, scattered showers and storms will be expected through the morning and early afternoon before drying out and clearing out by Friday evening. The weekend will also be fairly cool with high temperatures in the 50s and 60s for Saturday and Sunday, showers will be expected late Saturday and through the day Sunday. Daylight Saving Time will begin Sunday morning with clocks moving forward one hour, be sure to change the batteries in your smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors and NOAA Weather Radios. Next week will start off on a chilly note with highs in the 40s for Monday and Tuesday, we will be watching our low temperatures for any potential frost and freeze.

After a cool start to Sunday, it will be another gorgeous weather day for the Tennessee Valley with temperatures near 70 and plenty of sunshine. Sunday night will be mostly clear with temperatures in the mid to upper 40s.

Plenty of sunshine for Saturday with temps in the 60s. It will be clear Sunday night and cool with temperatures in the low to mid 40s.

The DeKalb County EMA confirmed a tornado was seen in the area of Section, Alabama, around 12: 45 p.m.

A 48 First Alert for tonight, Thursday and Friday. This afternoon, hazy sunshine, warm and humid. Temps in the 70s. Tonight, strong to severe thunderstorms. Heavy rain, damaging winds, large hail and tornadoes possible. Storms arrive around 7 P.M. for locations West and will move East through midnight. During the overnight, the severe threat will lessen, but heavy rain and flash flooding will be a concern through the Thursday morning commute. Thursday, heavy rain early, scattered showers and storms during the afternoon. Thursday night, another round of strong to severe thunderstorms. All modes of severe weather possible. The line of storms will move across our area through Friday morning. The thunderstorms will exit the area quickly, but strong winds will continue all day. The winds on Friday could gust as high as 50-55 MPH. Strong enough to knock trees down and power outages possible. Once the winds diminish during the evening, quieter and a more pleasant weather pattern for Saturday and Sunday. Sunny both days, high temps in the 60s.

WAFF 48 Meteorologist, Jeff Desnoyers has a look at your forecast.

A Dense Fog Advisory issued for the area through mid-morning. Visibility reduced to less than a ¼ miles. Cloudy for the afternoon. High temps in the 60s. Cloudy and breezy tonight, around 60°. A Wind Advisory for Monday. Gusts to 40-45 mph. Showers likely, especially during the morning. High temps in the 70s. After a sunny and warm Tuesday, a chance for rain Wednesday through Friday. Rain will be heavy at times. Thunderstorms possible Thursday and Friday. High temps around 70° for all three days. Saturday, mainly sunny and cooler. Mid to upper 50s. Sunday, more sun and nice. Low 60s. Rain returns the following Monday and Tuesday.

Scattered showers through a 3 P.M. Temps near 60°. Cloudy tonight, a few showers late. Mid-50s Sunday, a brief shwoer early, otherwise mostly cloudy and mild. Near 70°. Windy with showers, possibly a thunderstorm Monday. Temps in the 70s. After a dry and warm Tuesday, showers and thunderstorms late-day/evening and overnight for Wednesday. High temps both days in the 70s. Potential for heavy rain both Thursday and Friday. Rain will taper off early Saturday morning. Dry Sunday. High temps in the 60s Thursday through Sunday.

Showers & cooler temps this afternoon. Low to mid 50s. Tonight, temps will hold steady or even slightly rise overnight. Cloudy with scattered showers. Saturday, scattered showers through 2 P.M. Temps around 60°. Saturday night, still a few showers. Mid- 50s. Sunday, cloudy with just a few showers. Temps rise to around 70°. Monday, showers and windy. A warm day, low to mid 70s. Dry Tuesday and Wednesday before more rain for the end of the week. The rain for Thursday and Friday will likely be heavy at times.

Scattered showers are possible this afternoon with cooler temps around 60°

This afternoon, sun pops and temperatures soar. Possible record setting warmth with high temps around 80°. Less wind than yesterday. Clouds tonight, a few showers. Low 50s. Cooler Friday with scattered showers. mid to upper 50s. Friday night, a few showers. Low 50s. Weekend, plenty of clouds both days. Scattered showers Saturday, a few showers Sunday. Around 60° Saturday, near 70° Sunday. Showers, thunderstorms & breezy Monday. High temps in the 70s. Dry Tuesday and Wednesday, another chance of rain for the end of next week. Temps remain above average.

This afternoon, sun pops and temperatures soar. Possible record setting warmth with high temps around 80°. Less wind than yesterday. Clouds tonight, a few showers. Low 50s. Cooler Friday with scattered showers. mid to upper 50s. Friday night, a few showers. Low 50s. Weekend, plenty of clouds both days. Scattered showers Saturday, a few showers Sunday. Around 60° Saturday, near 70° Sunday. Showers, thunderstorms & breezy Monday. High temps in the 70s. Dry Tuesday and Wednesday, another chance of rain for the end of next week. Temps remain above average.

There will be sun throughout Sunday morning with increasing clouds during the afternoon. High temps are around 60 degrees. It will be mostly cloudy Sunday night with temperatures in the 40s.

Happy Saturday! We have a cold start to the day, but eventually, the day will warm into the 50s with more sun than clouds. Saturday night will be partly to mostly cloudy and not as cold. Temperatures are in the upper 30s.

Cloudy for the afternoon and much colder. Temps around 40° and a gusty NW wind will drop wind chill values into the upper 20s and low 30s. Clearing tonight and col. Low temps in the 20s. Wind chill values in the upper teens. and lows will drop into the middle to upper 20s by daybreak Saturday. After a cold start to the day Saturday, less wind and mainly sunny conditions can be expected throughout the day. Low to mid 50s. Sunday will be the warmer day and mostly sunny. Highs in the lower 60s. Temps will continue to warm into the lower to middle 70s by next week, we will be watching for chances of rain and storms by mid-week.

Skies are staying mostly cloudy today and expect afternoon highs to remain warm in the upper 60s and low 70s due to a breezy south wind. Some scattered showers are ongoing this afternoon, but we’ll see this activity pick up later on into the evening as a warm front lifts north across the Valley.

WAFF 48 meteorologist Jeff Desnoyers has a look at your weekend weather forecast and beyond.

For today, a rainy and cold start to the day. By mid-morning, rain moves East and clouds clear. Afternoon sun expected. A cool and breezy day with high temperatures in the low to mid 50s. Tonight, mostly clear and cold. Low to mid 30s. After a beautiful Monday with sunshine and temps in the low 60s, cloudy for Tuesday. Showers likely at night. High temps Tuesday in the mid to upper 60s. A 48 Developing Alert for Wednesday and Thursday. An active two days with the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms. High temps near 70°. Rain will be heavy with thunderstorm activity. Stay with WAFF48 on air and online for the very latest on the potential severe weather. Friday, sunny and cool. Temps in the 40s. Early call on next weekend, sunny and dry with moderating temps.

WAFF 48 meteorologist Jeff Desnoyers has a look at your weekend weather forecast and beyond.

Good morning! For today, increasing clouds with showers developing during the afternoon. A breezy & cool day with high temperatures in the low to mid 50s. Tonight, showers & breezy. Upper 30s. Sunday, showers end early, afternoon sun expected. A breezy and cool day. High temperatures in the low 50s. Monday, likely the best of the day of the week. Sunny, low 60s. Monday night, cloudy. Low 40s. Valentine’s Day, cloudy with scattered showers late-day. Low 60s. Tuesday night, showers. Mid-50s. A Developing 48 First Alert for Wednesday and Thursday, The potential for severe thunderstorms with all modes of severe weather possible. Be weather alert and continue to follow updates on air and online with WAFF48 First Alert Weather team. Also, a good time to make sure your weather radios are programmed and working. Also, download the WAFF48 app for updates at your fingertips 24/7.

Late day clouds this afternoon with temps in the middle to upper 50s. Mostly cloudy overnight with lows dipping into the 30s again by daybreak Friday. Saturday will be a cloudy day with colder temps in the upper 40s to lower 50s with a breezy wind from the northeast. Scattered light to moderate rain showers will develop into Saturday afternoon and evening. As temperatures fall Saturday night into Sunday, we can see a small window of a wintry mix or even light snow showers for parts of Middle Tennessee and NE Alabama. With the warm ground temperatures and short time frame, little to no travel impacts expected. Sunday will be partly cloudy with seasonal temperatures in the low to middle 50s.We have an active week ahead for next week with a Developing Alert out for Tuesday and Thursday, strong to severe storms will be possible so please keep checking back for the latest forecast.

For the rest of the afternoon, clearing and breezy. Temps in the low to mid 60s through 5 P.M., dropping into the 50s for the evening. A few clouds tonight. Low temps around 40°. Friday, a mix of sun and clouds with a high temp around 60°. Cloudy Friday night, upper 30s. Saturday, a chance for rain, especially at night. Around 50°. Saturday night, showers that mix with snow at times by daybreak. Overnight low temps in the low 30s. Road temps are well above freezing. Bridges and overpasses may have some slick spots, mainly for Jackson and DeKalb Counties. Sunday, early rain and snow showers, cloudy during the afternoon. Low 50s. Monday, sunny. Low 60s. Stay weather alert for next week. ***A chance for strong to severe thunderstorms both Tuesday and Thursday. Stay withyWAFF48 for the latest.***

We’ve been dealing with overcast skies today as our next weathermaker is producing showers and storms out to our west. Conditions are remaining warm and muggy this afternoon with deep southwesterly flow in place.

Afternoon temps are near 60° with plenty of sunshine after 10 a.m. There will be a few clouds Sunday night with mid to upper 30s.Monday will be sunny and mild with temps in the low to mid 60s. Monday night, partly cloudy. Low to mid 40s. Tuesday, mostly cloudy and warm with temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. Tuesday night, cloudy and mild and around 50 degrees.Showers are likely Wednesday mainly during the afternoon. Temperatures are in the mid to upper 60s. Rain with low temperatures around 50 degrees can be expected Wednesday night. After showers early Thursday, the afternoon will be cloudy with temperatures in the mid-60s.

Afternoon temps are near 60 degrees with plenty of sunshine after 10 a.m. There will be a few clouds Sunday night with mid to upper 30s temperatures.Monday will be sunny and mild with temps in the low to mid 60s. Monday night will be partly cloudy with temperatures in the low to mid 40s. Tuesday will be mostly cloudy and warm with temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. Tuesday night will be cloudy and mild and around 50 degrees. Showers are likely Wednesday mainly during the afternoon. Temperatures are in the mid to upper 60s. Rain with low temperatures around 50 degrees is expected Wednesday night. Thursday will have early showers. The afternoon will be cloudy with temperatures in the mid-60s.After a few showers Friday, the weekend will be mainly dry and cool.

Sunday will be mild and have decreasing clouds. Afternoon temps are near 60 degrees with plenty of sunshine after 10 a.m. There will be a few clouds Sunday night with mid to upper 30s temperatures.

Mostly sunny through noon, increasing clouds during the afternoon. High temps in the low 50s. Tonight, cloudy and not as cold. Mid to upper 30s. Sunday, early clouds, otherwise mostly sunny and nice. High temp near 60°.

A cold start to our weekend with temperatures in the 20s. It will be mostly sunny through noon with increasing clouds for the afternoon. High temperatures are in the low 50s. Saturday night will be cloudy and not as cold with temperatures in the mid to upper 30s.

This afternoon, sunny, breezy and cold. Air temps fight to get to 40°, wind chill values in the 30s. Tonight, clear and cold. Diminishing winds. Low to mid 20s. Saturday, sunny and a cold start to the day, but warmer during the afternoon with a few clouds. High temp in the low 50s. Cloudy Saturday night, 30s. Sunday, mainly sunny and nice. Near 60°. Sunny Monday, cloudy Tuesday and warm both days. High temps in the 60s. A chance of rain returns to the area Wednesday. More showers Thursday, Friday and Saturday. High temps around 60°. Sunny and cool for next Sunday.

For the rest of the afternoon, showers & cool. Around 40°. Tonight, showers early, clearing, cold & breezy late. Around 30°. Friday, sunny and blustery. Low 40s. Wind chill values in the 30s. Friday night, clear and cold. Mid to upper 20s. The weekend will be nice. On Saturday, high temps in the low 50s, Sunday near 60°. Both days will have more sun than clouds. Monday, still warm and sunny. Low to mid 60s. Tuesday, cloudy and warm. 60s. Wednesday through Friday, a chance of showers. Early call for the following weekend, dry with temps in the 50s.

This afternoon, showers. Temps around 40°. Tonight, showers & cold. Mid to upper 30s. More rain Thursday and cool Low to mid 40s. Thursday night, showers taper off before midnight, gradual clearing late and cold. Low 30s. Friday, sunny, cool & breezy. low to mid 40s.Weekend, mainly sunny with moderating temperatures. Low 50s Saturday, upper 50s Sunday.Monday will be warm with a mix of sun and clouds before more rain beginning Tuesday.

Tonight, cloudy. Rain likely after midnight. Low to mid 40s. Sunday, rain. Low 50s. Sunday night, more showers. Mid to upper 40s. Monday, mostly cloudy and besides a few showers early, mainly dry. Low to mid 50s. Tuesday through Thursday, rain is likely each day. High temps in the 50s Tuesday and Wednesday, low 40s on Thursday. Cool and sunny Friday and Saturday. High temps in the 40s, overnight low temps in the 20s. A few showers next Sunday.

Slow clearing with just a quick glimpse of the sun possible this afternoon, otherwise mostly cloudy and cool. Temps in the low 40s, wind chill values in the upper 30s. Tonight, partly cloudy and cold. Around 30°. Friday, sunny. Upper 40s to near 50°. Friday night, mostly clear. Low to mid 30s. Saturday, a nice start to the weekend with morning sunshine, increasing clouds during the afternoon. Low to mid 50s. Saturday night, showers after midnight. Low 40s. Sunday, showers likely. Near 50°.

Today, an early sprinkle/flurry, otherwise mostly cloudy, cool and breezy. Late afternoon sun is possible, but clouds will be slow to move out. Temps in the low 40s, wind chill values in the upper 30s. Tonight, partly cloudy and cold. Around 30°. Friday, sunny. Upper 40s to near 50°. Friday night, mostly clear. Low to mid 30s. Saturday, a nice start to the weekend with morning sunshine, increasing clouds during the afternoon. Low to mid 50s. Saturday night, showers after midnight. Low 40s. Sunday, showers likely. Near 50°.

Temps drop to around 40° by 5 p.m. Wind gusts will be southerly in the morning and then turn more westerly for the afternoon. Gusts can be as high as 35 mph.A WIND ADVISORY remains in effect through 3 p.m.Tonight, isolated showers or a few flurries may be possible. Temps will be in the low to mid-30.Thursday, cloudy early with a few flurries, some sun for the afternoon. A cool and blustery day. High temps low 40s and still breezy. Thursday night, partly cloudy, breezy and cold. Low 30s. Friday, sunny and still breezy. High temp upper 40s to near 50°.Weekend forecast, sunny Saturday, rain likely Sunday. Temps on both days in the low to mid-50s.Monday, mainly dry, but showers are likely Tuesday through Thursday. Dry again Friday. Cooler temps for the end of next week.