Feels like 37°Wind 10 km/h WHumidity 35%Pressure 1015 hPaUV 0Air Fair☀ 06:06 - 19:30
⚠ Heat Advisory· Moderate
Heat Advisory issued August 16 at 10:16AM CDT until August 16 at 9:00PM CDT by NWS Birmingham AL
⚠ Extreme Heat Warning· Severe
Extreme Heat Warning issued August 16 at 10:16AM CDT until August 17 at 9:00PM CDT by NWS Birmingham AL
Right now it is 36° in Pull Tight (historical) with clear skies and today's high is 36° with an overnight low of 24°. The sun rises at 06:06 and sets at 19:30, giving 13h 24m of daylight. Over the coming week highs range from 26° to 38°.
Pull Tight (historical) is in Alabama, United States, sitting 167 m above sea level. Local time is America/Chicago (UTC−5), and every time on this page is shown in it.
Common questions about Pull Tight (historical) weather
Will it rain in Pull Tight (historical) today?
No rain is in the forecast for Pull Tight (historical) today.
What is the temperature in Pull Tight (historical) right now?
It is 36° in Pull Tight (historical) right now. Today runs between a low of 24° and a high of 36°.
What time is sunrise and sunset in Pull Tight (historical)?
The sun rises at 06:06 and sets at 19:30 local time in Pull Tight (historical) today, giving 13h 24m of daylight.
What is the air quality in Pull Tight (historical)?
PM2.5 in Pull Tight (historical) is currently 11.9 µg/m³, which counts as Fair on the European air-quality index. Fine for almost everyone; unusually sensitive people may notice it on a long run.
How accurate is the Pull Tight (historical) forecast, and how far ahead does it go?
This page shows 16 days ahead, refreshed every hour. It blends ECMWF, NOAA GFS and whichever national high-resolution model covers Pull Tight (historical) best. The first three days are the dependable part - day one is usually within a degree or two - and accuracy falls off steadily after day five, so read the far end as a trend rather than a plan. We publish our measured error against real station observations on the accuracy page.
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