A week and weekend of exciting activities are planned around the University of Alabama’s homecoming celebrations. There is plenty to see, from the homecoming parade, drone shows, tailgating, and more. And yes, the actual football game.
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The University of Alabama will host Missouri at Bryant-Denny Stadium with a 2:30 p.m. kickoff at Saban Field.
Gameday Weather Outlook
James Spann, ABC 33/40, and Townsquare Media Tuscaloosa Chief Meteorologist said Saturday “afternoon in Tuscaloosa will be warm and dry with about 85 degrees at kickoff. Temperatures fall into the 70s by the final whistle.”
Alabama Homecoming Saturday Hour-by-Hour Temperature Outlook
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Saturday’s hourly weather information comes from Time & Date. As weather conditions change over time, this hour-by-hour guide will be updated.
6 a.m. – 57 °F
7 a.m. – 57 °F
8 a.m. – 59 °F
9 a.m. – 65 °F
10 a.m. – 72 °F
11 a.m. – 77 °F
Noon – 82 °F
1 p.m. – 85 °F
2 p.m. – 86 °F
3 p.m. – 86 °F
4 p.m. – 84 °F
5 p.m. – 83 °F
6 p.m. – 77 °F
7 p.m. – 73 °F
8 p.m. – 70 °F
9 p.m. – 68 °F
10 p.m. – 65°F
11 p.m. – 64 °F
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