It Was Quite The Warm Christmas Day Across Central Alabama

This will be similar to a “Weather By The Numbers” post, but it will only include the warmest high temperatures from each county in the Central Alabama area. Thanks to the hard-working staff of NWS Birmingham for this information.

Autauga County
1 mile north-northwest of Prattville 82F

Barbour County
Weedon Field Airport 83F

Bibb County
Brent 78F

Blount County
1 mile south of Hayden 78F

Bullock County
3 miles southeast of Simsville 80F

Calhoun County
1 mile east-northeast of Bynum 77F
Anniston Airport 77F
1 mile east of Fort McClellan 77F

Chambers County
Five Points 75F

Cherokee County
1 mile west-northwest of Forney 74F

Chilton County
4 miles northeast of Thorsby 78F

Clay County
2 miles west-southwest of Roselle 78F

Cleburne County
2 miles west of Heflin 74F
4 miles northeast of Liberty Hill 74F

Dallas County
4 miles east-northeast of Marion Junction 80F

Elmore County
1 mile southwest of Reeves Airport 80F

Etowah County
Glencoe 75F

Greene County
4 miles northeast of Eutaw Rest Area 79F

Hale County
2 miles west-northwest of Greensboro 78F

Jefferson County
Vestavia Hills 79F

Lamar County
Bedford 76F

Lee County
Marvyn 84F

Macon County
3 miles east-northeast Tuskegee National Forest 81F

Marengo County
Demopolis 79F

Marion County
2 miles north-northeast of Bear Creek 76F

Montgomery County
1 mile south-southwest of Auburn University Montgomery 83F

Pike County
Troy Municipal Airport 80F
3 miles northeast of Henderson 80F

Randolph County
2 miles east of Roanoke Municipal Airport 75F

Shelby County
Hoover Veterans Park 80F
Pelham 80F

St. Clair County
1 mile southwest of Odenville 77F
Moody 77F

Talladega County
Sylacauga 79F
Childersburg 79F
1 mile east-northeast of Talladega 79F

Tallapoosa County
Alexander City 78F

Tuscaloosa County
Northport 81F

Walker County
Jasper 81F

Winston County
3 miles north-northeast of Haleyville 76F

Observations are collected from a variety of sources with varying equipment and exposures. Not all data listed are considered official.

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