Looking back to Wednesday, many of you were surprised to observe some snow flurries during the day as this latest installment of Arctic Air collided with lingering moisture over central Alabama. Although we expected some moisture to keep our skies mostly cloudy for part of Wednesday, there was more moisture than anticipated to allow a period of freezing drizzle and snow flurries to fall across the CBS 42 viewing area. For those that enjoy snow, it was a pretty sight! Fortunately, there was not enough frozen precipitation to cause any interruption to our normal routines.

Wednesday night will be frigid with clear skies and calm winds.

Then, after a very cold start with temperatures in the low to mid 20s, Valentine's Day will be beautiful with sunny skies and temperatures rebounding nicely into the upper 50's. Southerly breezes between 5 and 10 mph will do their part in bringing back this milder weather.