Zack Webster

Temperatures are in for quite the rollercoaster ride over the next several days. Our warmest temps are here on Thursday, we turn cooler again to start off the weekend, then expect those 80s to return early next week. https://t.co/TtJuOhRdBA

Southerly winds usher warmer air back into the region on Thursday, then we're watching early Friday morning for a small increase in rain chances. Not everyone sees rain, and it looks like the handful of locations that do likely won't see very much rainfall. https://t.co/36ssLUmpMH

It's another chilly morning out there with temperatures in the lower and middle 40s. I wouldn't be surprised to see some upper 30s with a little light frost over our far northern locations. Make sure the kids have jacket with them out at the bus stop this morning! https://t.co/eZgEphCwVy

A weak disturbance could bring a few showers to portions of the region early Friday morning. It moves through pretty quickly, and we're turning mostly sunny again by Friday afternoon. That will again turn temperatures briefly cooler before we start warming again early next week. https://t.co/eFBXLAb7gP

We've got plenty of sunshine and blue skies in place over Dothan and the entire region early this afternoon. Despite all of that sunshine, still expect temperatures to be noticeably cooler this afternoon with highs in the upper 60s and lower 70s. https://t.co/EPk4a4oz4w

April is off to a wet start with 3.02" of rain falling at the airport in Dothan since Sunday. That's almost 2 inches above normal for this point in April. If this pattern holds, we could see our first month with above normal rainfall in Dothan since September. https://t.co/Nrzk09AZer

A First Alert before you head out the door this morning... You may run into some patchy light fog around portions of the region during your morning commute. Looks like you're most likely to see some fog in and around Andalusia, Florala, Opp, Ozark, Headland, and Dothan. https://t.co/hhPGIchHIQ

Skies are clearing out and temperatures are turning much cooler as we kick off our Tuesday morning. We'll keep noticeably cooler temperatures around for the rest of this week after multiple record-breaking afternoons last week. https://t.co/a1QC4Wy6Cb

Skies are clearing out, and the rest of this week feels much more like spring after feeling a little more like summer for much of last week. Our warmest temperatures are only expected to reach the middle 70s later this week. https://t.co/5E1QHXK3Di

Rain is coming down again in several locations, and temperatures are headed in the wrong direction. We'll continue to turn *cooler* through the rest of the day. Many of us saw our warmest temperature right around sunrise this morning. https://t.co/buKijlnBMI

The severe weather threat is over, but keep that rain gear close by. Additional rounds of scattered showers and a couple rumbles of thunderstorms are still likely through the rest of the day. https://t.co/Ji1sU69NOv

News4 This Morning was far more weather than news today. We started with a radar-confirmed tornado in Early County, then covered two other tornado warnings in Clay County and Jackson County. A low-end severe threat continues for Jackson and Seminole Counties. https://t.co/1J7QRZ23h3

Watching some broad rotation in eastern Houston County moving northeast away from Highway 84 and Ashford. It should go between Columbia and Gordon as it crosses over the Georgia state line and into southern Early County. https://t.co/jZlNOQvJ8A

I'm still watching a very low-end, but still non-zero chance for gusty winds or a brief tornado right along and just ahead of this line of showers and thunderstorms early this morning. There have been some occasional blips of brief rotation, but nothing sustained so far. https://t.co/yQN4G3pbQ2

Rain chances are back on the increase starting Sunday afternoon and continuing through Monday morning. A few strong storms are possible primarily Sunday afternoon and Sunday night. Gusty winds are the primary threat, but a few isolated tornadoes are possible as well. https://t.co/vWiGoy6k79

Partly cloudy to partly sunny skies have settled in over the region late this morning. Frequent short rounds of sunshine have warmed temperatures into the upper 70s and lower 80s. We'll continue to warm into the middle and upper 80s through the rest of the day. https://t.co/uV6Rh25d4n

After seeing noticeably less fog yesterday morning, a few locations are starting off their Friday morning with some patchy fog moving back in. Any fog should be gone by 9 or 10 AM, but expect partly cloudy to partly sunny skies to hang around for much of the day. https://t.co/7WIz5c9MWg