ROCHESTER. N.Y. We are Yellow on the Threat Tracker for Monday, as a strong low pressure system to our north is driving strong winds into the area. Wind gusts could reach up to 50 MPH in Rochester, with even stronger winds to the west.

A cold front will slide through early tomorrow. Behind it, temperatures will tumble into the 40s on a gusty westerly wind. Wind gusts to 35 mph will be possible. Breezy and colder weather is expected tomorrow night for New Year’s Eve. Nashville’s temperature at midnight will be 40° or so.

The First Alert Weather Day ended earlier this morning. We had a line of storms push through Central Alabama producing heavy rainfall and gusty winds.

Stay tuned to News 10NBC First Alert weather for updates on the forecast.

First Alert Meteorologist Trevor Gibbs has the latest on thunderstorms for Sunday. Police in Houston said several kids trying to rob a man were subsequently shot, with one now in critical condition. “At first it irritated me.

A cold front is forecast to sweep through Alabama tonight into Tuesday morning. We will likely see increasing clouds overnight with a chance to see a few sprinkles. Winds will pick up from the southwest tonight at 10-15 mph with gusts up to 20-25 mph.

Patchy fog possible into Monday morning, locally dense. Mild on Monday, but turning colder starting the new year. Wind chills drop below zero late week.

The First Alert Weather Team is tracking a squall line of thunderstorms approaching our area from the west. The line will move into our far western counties by 9 AM, the I-95 corridor/Jax metro by noon,

The Storm Prediction Center outlines an enhanced risk for severe storms over west Alabama on Saturday. The most active period for Central Alabama will begin after dark Saturday and last through early Sunday morning.