SUMMARY: WVTM 13 Weather reports a pleasant day across Alabama, currently with mid-50s temperatures in Gadsden. Tomorrow’s pumpkin picking weather looks ideal, starting in the upper 40s and reaching the mid-80s by afternoon with plenty of sunshine. A cold front is expected to move in, dropping temperatures to the 60s on Monday and 40s by Tuesday morning. Highs will be in the mid-70s on Monday, cooling to the upper 30s by Wednesday and Thursday mornings. Tropical activity remains low with minimal chances of development in the Atlantic. Expect a significant drop in temperatures as the week progresses.

Cooler air moves into Alabama forecast next week, while the tropics remain mostly quiet

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SUMMARY: Morgan County is set to enhance career education in agriculture with the establishment of its first Agricultural Center, supported by a $4 million donation from the state. This initiative aims to offer students opportunities to explore careers in farming, agribusiness, research, and food science. Currently, there are limited resources for local youth to engage in agricultural activities, such as FFA programs. The new facility will provide a dedicated space for students to learn about various aspects of agriculture and foster their interest in related careers, marking a significant development for the county.

Morgan County will soon teach students in the district about careers in farming.

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SUMMARY: Meteorologist Grant Skinner reports that the National Hurricane Center has downgraded the potential for development of a system off Africa to 20%, due to unfavorable conditions. The Gulf Coast remains quiet with cool morning temperatures in the low 50s, rising to mid 80s by afternoon. Tonight, temperatures will drop to the mid to upper 50s. Sunshine is expected throughout the week with temperatures around 90°F on Monday. A cold front will bring cooler weather by Thursday and Friday with highs in the 70s and lows in the upper 40s, but no rain is anticipated, as the region continues to experience drought conditions.

After a cool start, it was a warm afternoon with sunny skies. We will stay clear into tonight with lows dropping back into the mid- to upper-50’s. High pressure will be in control, so abundant sunshine will continue into Sunday. Highs will jump back into the mid-80’s. We will be even warmer on Monday, and slightly higher moisture ahead of a cold front will bring a few clouds. Highs will be well above average sitting closer to 90°. Later in the day Monday and into Tuesday, that front will pass through the News 5 area bringing more dry and even cooler air. Highs will fall into the 70’s by Wednesday making it feel unseasonably cool, and lows will drop into the 40’s for some spots into Thursday morning. As high pressure returns, sunny skies will persist for much of next week. In the tropics, Tropical Storm Leslie is quickly moving to the northeast in the northern Atlantic away from the US. There is one more area off the west coast of Africa with a medium chance of development, but it does not pose a threat to the US.

The WKRG News 5 First Alert Storm Team covers part of southeast Mississippi, southwestern Alabama, and northwest Florida. You can also view the full Saturday evening forecast for the Gulf Coast here: https://tinyurl.com/5dp9smer
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