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THEY PROBABLY DEALT WITH ON THAT DAY. IT’S IT’S ONE PEOPLE WILL NOT FORGET, AND THAT’S ONE THAT YOU HEAR COME UP ANYTIME WE TALK ABOUT SNOW. WILL IT BE LIKE 2014. AND MOST OF THE TIME THE ANSWER IS GOING TO BE NO. THAT WAS A VERY UNIQUE KIND OF SITUATION. BUT YOU NEVER KNOW. THESE THINGS CAN SNEAK UP ON US BECAUSE THAT’S EXACTLY WHAT THAT ONE DID. WE HAD SOMETHING NEAT THIS MORNING THOUGH, THAT FOG THAT SETTLED IN OVER BIRMINGHAM. IT’S A PICTURE STEPHANIE TOOK EARLIER THIS MORNING OUT THE BACK OF THE TV STATION. WE’VE GOT A REALLY NICE VIEW HERE. SO FOR SOME PERSPECTIVE, THE ALABAMA POWER BUILDING RIGHT THERE IS 321FT TALL. CITY FEDERAL IS 325FT TALL, AND THE SHIP TOWER DOWNTOWN IS 454FT TALL. SO THE FOG WAS SHALLOW ENOUGH THAT IF YOU WERE ON TOP OF, SAY, THE HARBOR BUILDING OR THE THE REGIONS BUILDING, OR THE SHIP TOWER THAT YOU WERE IN THE SUNSHINE AND DIDN’T EVEN KNOW THAT IT WAS FOGGY UNLESS YOU LOOKED DOWN. AND IN THAT FOG, THIS IS WHAT IT LOOKED LIKE FROM ABOVE. UP IN NORTHEAST ALABAMA. YOU GOT THE VIEW THERE FROM WEATHINGTON PARK AND THE COMMUNITY OF SECTION ON TOP OF SAND MOUNTAIN, OVERLOOKING LAKE GUNTERSVILLE. THAT’S WHAT THE FOG DID TO THE TREES. AND TRUSSVILLE LOOKED LIKE DIAMONDS ON THE NEEDLES OF THE PINE TREES. AND THERE’S ANOTHER VIEW LOOKING FROM SAND MOUNTAIN TOWARD LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN IN FORT PAYNE. AS THE SUN WAS COMING UP OVER THE FOG DOWN IN THE WILLS VALLEY TOMORROW MORNING, WE’RE GETTING MORE FOG, ESPECIALLY NORTH OF INTERSTATE 20 FROM WINFIELD TO JASPER. SMITH LAKE AREA THROUGH PARTS OF JEFFERSON AND BLOUNT, ETOWAH COUNTY, TUSCALOOSA COUNTY AND PICKENS COUNTY, THIS TIME IT’S NOT GOING TO BE FREEZING FOG, THOUGH IT WILL BE COLD AND DAMP EARLY IN THE MORNING, TEMPERATURES DROPPING TOWARD THE MID AND UPPER 30S OVERNIGHT AROUND BIRMINGHAM AND TUSCALOOSA. BUT THEN FORGET ABOUT ALL THAT BY THE AFTERNOON. WE’RE CALLING FOR A SPRING FEVER WATCH TOMORROW. A HIGH AT 64. OH, HOW NICE THAT’S GOING TO FEEL. STARTING AT 37, IN VESTAVIA HILLS. 34 IN MUNFORD, 37 AT BOAZ AND 35 AT GU-WIN. AND THEN GETTING TO THE LOW AND MID 60S, MAYBE EVEN AS WARM AS 68 AT GREENSBORO, 65 TUSCALOOSA 62 IN VESTAVIA AND 64 IN HARPERSVILLE. SO ALL ACROSS THE SOUTH, WE’RE GOING TO BE HAVING A LITTLE TASTE OF SPRING FEVER IN COMING DAYS BECAUSE OF A SOUTHWEST WIND THAT BRINGS IN WARMER AIR FROM MEXICO AND TEXAS, ACROSS LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, ALABAMA. THIS BRINGS HIGH TEMPERATURES UP. IT ALSO BRINGS MOISTURE UP FROM THE GULF OF MEXICO, AND THAT WILL LEAD TO A THREAT OF SOME SEVERE STORMS WEST OF US. ON THURSDAY. AND IT’S A LITTLE BIT MORE ELEVATED HERE. TEXAS, LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI. BUT BY THE TIME THEY GET TO US, WE THINK THEY’RE JUST GOING TO RUN OUT OF FUEL. THERE’S GOING TO BE A LOT OF WIND, THOUGH. BLUSTERY LATE THURSDAY NIGHT INTO EARLY FRIDAY MORNING, OCCASIONAL WIND GUSTS COULD BE HIGHER THAN 40 TO 45MPH. ABOUT 6 A.M. FRIDAY, THIS LINE OF SHOWERS AND A FEW THUNDERSTORMS MOVES THROUGH. I DON’T EXPECT SEVERE WEATHER, BUT IT’S SOMETHING THAT WE’LL KEEP A CLOSE EYE ON. SO TOMORROW, A BEAUTIFUL AFTERNOON. THE HIGH AT 64. EVEN WARMER WITH A LOW CHANCE OF A SHOWER BEFORE THE SUN GOES DOWN ON THURSDAY, 66 RAIN EARLY FRIDAY. THE WEEKEND. LOOKING NICE AND AT THIS POINT LOOKS LIKE THE GROUNDHOG OR THE POSSUM OR WHATEVER IS LOOKING OUT OF ITS HOLE. ON SUNDAY MORNING. WI