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Weather forecasting and analysis, space and historic events, climate information
The new work week starts off on the active side with the chance of showers and thunderstorms across northern Alabama during the mid-day and afternoon hours. Any thunderstorm today can reach strong-to-severe levels with damaging wind gusts a possibility of 60+ mph. The pattern turns quieter on Tuesday and for the remainder of the week with dry and comfortably warm temperatures.
Read MoreThe week starts off with an upper-level trough over the northeastern states and a comfortable air mass is still in place. A couple of weak systems will pass by during the next couple of days, but it’ll likely stay mainly on the dry side with high pressure in control. Much warmer weather is likely to arrive in the Mid-Atlantic region later in the week and we’ll also have to watch for a spinning low pressure system that should remain just off the coast.
Read MoreThe week starts off with an upper-level trough over the northeastern states and a comfortable air mass is still in place. A couple of weak systems will pass by during the next couple of days, but it’ll likely stay on the dry side with high pressure in control. Much warmer weather is likely to arrive in the Mid-Atlantic region later in the week and we’ll also have to watch for a spinning low pressure system that should remain just off the coast.
Read MoreThe week starts off with an upper-level trough over the northeastern states and a comfortable air mass is still in place. A couple of weak systems will pass by during the next couple of days, but it’ll likely stay on the dry side with high pressure in control. Much warmer weather is likely to arrive in the Mid-Atlantic region later in the week and we’ll also have to watch for a spinning low pressure system that should remain just off the coast.
Read MoreStrong high pressure over the Great Lakes will control the weather in our area right into the early part of next week and there will be a cold frontal passage in tonight’s overnight hours. The incoming Canadian air mass for the weekend and early part of next week will be cooler-than-normal for this time of year, but still quite comfortable. By Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, shortwaves to our north and west will try to rotate into the Mid-Atlantic region increasing the chance of showers on both days.
Read MoreStrong high pressure over the Great Lakes will control the weather in our area right into the early part of next week and there will be a cold frontal passage in tonight’s overnight hours. The incoming Canadian air mass for the weekend and early part of next week will be cooler-than-normal for this time of year, but still rather comfortable. By the early part of next week, shortwaves to our north and west will try to rotate into the Mid-Atlantic region increasing the chance of showers on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Read MoreStrong high pressure over the Great Lakes will control the weather in our area right into the early part of next week and there will be a cold frontal passage in tonight’s overnight hours. The incoming Canadian air mass for the weekend and early part of next week will be cooler-than-normal for this time of year, but still quite comfortable. By Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, shortwaves to our north and west will try to rotate into the Mid-Atlantic region increasing the chance of showers on both days.
Read MoreStrong high pressure over the Great Lakes will head in this direction and control the weather scene around here right into at least the early part of next week. The incoming air mass will be noticeably drier than recent days and cooler-than-normal; however, cooler-than-normal this time of year is quite comfortable. After the occasionally heavy showers of yesterday, it looks like it’ll be rain-free from today through at least the early part of next week with the strong high pressure system in full control.
Read MoreStrong high pressure over the Great Lakes will head in this direction and control the weather scene around here right into at least the early part of next week. The incoming air mass will be noticeably drier than recent days and cooler-than-normal; however, cooler-than-normal this time of year is quite comfortable. After the occasionally heavy showers of yesterday, it looks like it’ll be rain-free from today through at least the early part of next week with the strong high pressure system in full control.
Read MoreA warm and unsettled weather pattern for the next several days with the chance of showers at times and embedded thunderstorms as well. The best chance of shower activity is likely to be in the period from later tomorrow through Saturday and a bit lower today and on Sunday. Temperatures will generally reach 80+ degrees for afternoon highs during the next several days.
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