Climate Summary
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| Brassell, Alabama Climate Summary Location Marshall County, Alabama, USA Latitude 34.31°N
Longitude -86.36°W
Elevation 594 feet (181 meters) Climate Type Humid subtropical (Köppen Cfa) Average Annual Temperature 61.2°F (16.2°C) Average Annual Precipitation 54.3 inches (1379 mm) Average Annual Snowfall 1.5 inches (3.8 cm) Seasonal Climate Spring (March-May)
• Average temperature: 55.6°F (13.1°C)
• Average precipitation: 14.4 inches (366 mm)
• Mild temperatures and occasional thunderstorms
Summer (June-August)
• Average temperature: 77.8°F (25.4°C)
• Average precipitation: 15.9 inches (404 mm)
• Hot and humid with frequent thunderstorms
Fall (September-November)
• Average temperature: 62.9°F (17.2°C)
• Average precipitation: 12.1 inches (307 mm)
• Pleasant temperatures and decreasing humidity
Winter (December-February)
• Average temperature: 43.5°F (6.4°C)
• Average precipitation: 11.9 inches (302 mm)
• Mild winters with occasional cold fronts and freezing temperatures
Extreme Weather • Tornadoes Brassell is located in an area with a moderate risk of tornadoes. • Flooding Heavy rainfall events can cause flooding in low-lying areas. • Heat Waves Summer temperatures can reach into the 90s and 100s, with high humidity. • Cold Snaps Winter temperatures can occasionally drop below freezing, with potential for frost and ice. Climate Change Impacts • Rising Temperatures Average temperatures are projected to increase in the future, leading to more extreme heat events. • Increased Precipitation Heavy rainfall events are expected to become more frequent and intense. • Sea Level Rise Brassell is not located near a coastline, so sea level rise is not a direct threat. |
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| Facts & Historical Information
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| Natural History • Brassell is home to the Brassell Branch of the Sipsey Fork, a tributary of the Black Warrior River. • The area is rich in biodiversity, with over 100 species of trees and numerous species of wildlife, including deer, turkey, and black bear. Science • The Brassell Branch was once a major source of iron ore. The Brassell Iron Furnace, built in 1859, operated until the early 1900s. • The area has been studied by geologists and archaeologists, who have discovered evidence of prehistoric human habitation. Personalities • Brassell is named after William Brassell, a Methodist minister who settled in the area in the early 1800s. • The town was a center of the civil rights movement in the 1960s. Local residents played a key role in the Selma to Montgomery marches. |
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Tourist Attractions
| 1.Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge (Huntsville, AL): This 35,000-acre refuge is home to a variety of wildlife, including alligators, deer, turkeys, and eagles. There are several hiking trails and a visitor center. 2.Burritt on the Mountain (Huntsville, AL): This historic mansion and museum is located on top of Monte Sano Mountain. It offers stunning views of the surrounding area and has exhibits on local history and culture. 3.U.S. Space & Rocket Center (Huntsville, AL): This museum is dedicated to the history of space exploration. It houses a collection of rockets, spacecraft, and other artifacts. There are also interactive exhibits and a planetarium. |
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