We’ve looked at long-range forecasts several times, discussing how it’s very difficult to forecast more than seven or eight days in advance. That’s especially true for wintry precipitation in the south.

There is one thing showing that pretty much guarantees we’re not going to have a white Christmas in Alabama: temperatures in Canada are quite warm, meaning there isn’t much cold air waiting there to be sent down here. Not only does this show we probably won’t have any snow anytime soon, but it also shows we may not even have a cold – or even cool – Christmas.

We’ll keep watching to see if anything changes, but we might even have some stormy weather Christmas weekend, especially Saturday or Saturday night next weekend.

In the meantime, our weather remains sunny with warming temperatures.

North Mississippi

Partly sunny with a high of 60. Becoming mostly cloudy Wednesday night with a low of 39.

Central Mississippi

Mostly sunny with a high of 62. Overnight, mostly cloudy with a low of 41.

South Mississippi

Sunny with a high of 62. Mostly cloudy overnight with a low of 42.

Gulf Coast

Sunny with a high of 63. Wednesday night, mostly cloudy with a low of 46.