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The next couple of days will continue to feature unsettled conditions with occasional showers and thunderstorms...any storm can be strong-to-severe and brief downpours are possible. There is some relief on the way by the end of the week as a cool frontal should slide to the south of here allowing for the arrival of a slightly cooler and less humid air mass as we enter the weekend.
Read MoreIt stays hot around here for the next couple of days, but significant changes are on the way. After temperatures climb well up in the 90’s today and tomorrow, they should be confined to 80-degrees on Thursday for afternoon highs. Monsoonal moisture will continue to play a role in the metro region with the chance of showers and storms from mid-week on into the weekend; primarily, focused on the afternoon and evening hours.
Read MoreThe next couple of days will continue to feature somewhat unsettled conditions around here with the chance for showers and thunderstorms; however, a better chance of rain will take place just to our south across the southern Mid-Atlantic. There is some relief on the way by the end of the week as a cool frontal should slide to the south of here allowing for the arrival of a slightly cooler and less humid air mass as we enter the weekend.
Read MoreThe next couple of days will continue to feature unsettled conditions with occasional showers and possible thunderstorms...any storm can be strong-to-severe and downpours are possible. There is some relief on the way by the end of the week as a cool frontal should slide to the south of here allowing for the arrival of a slightly cooler and less humid air mass as we enter the weekend.
Read MoreThe reminder of the week stays rather hot across northern Alabama with the 90’s likely each and every afternoon. There will be a chance of afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms but likely limited to the “isolated-to-scattered” variety.
Read MoreThe annual Perseid meteor shower began on July 17th and will continue through August 24th, but the peak viewing times will be the overnight hours of August 12-13 (Wednesday-Thursday) in what promises to be a good show. This year’s peak viewing will come at a perfect time when the moon is “new” meaning there will be zero moonlight to wash out the view. As a result, up to 100 meteors may be seen per hour under dark skies and in a viewing spot away from city light. Of course, all success for viewing will depend on the sky conditions during the peak time period. The Perseid meteor shower comes every August as the Earth passes through a cloud of dust that comes from Comet Swift-Tuttle as it approaches the sun.
Read MoreThe next few days will continue to feature rather warm and humid conditions with a daily shot of showers and thunderstorms, but relief is on the way by the weekend. An upper-level wave of energy passes through the area later today and tonight enhancing the chance of shower/thunderstorm activity and any storm that forms can be severe with damaging wind gusts and brief downpours are a possibility. Additional waves of energy will ride along a slow-moving frontal boundary zone on Tuesday and Wednesday keeping the chance alive for showers and thunderstorms. At the end of the week, the front should clear the area and cooler and drier air should push into the Mid-Atlantic region with more comfortable weather conditions likely lasting through the weekend.
Read MoreThe next few days will continue to feature rather warm and humid conditions with a daily shot of showers and thunderstorms, but relief is on the way by the weekend. An upper-level wave of energy passes through the area today enhancing the chance of shower/thunderstorm activity form late morning on through the afternoon hours. And any storm that forms today can be strong-to-severe and brief downpours are a possibility. Additional waves of energy will ride along a slow-moving frontal boundary zone on Tuesday and Wednesday keeping the chance alive for showers and thunderstorms. At the end of the week, the front should clear the area and cooler and drier air should push into the Mid-Atlantic region with more comfortable weather conditions likely lasting through the weekend.
Read MoreThe next few days will continue to feature rather warm and humid conditions with a daily shot of showers and thunderstorms, but relief is on the way by the weekend. An upper-level wave of energy passes through the area later today and tonight enhancing the chance of shower/thunderstorm activity and any storm that forms can be strong and brief downpours are a possibility. Additional waves of energy will ride along a slow-moving frontal boundary zone on Tuesday and Wednesday keeping the chance alive for showers and thunderstorms. At the end of the week, the front should clear the area and cooler and drier air should push into the Mid-Atlantic region with more comfortable weather conditions likely lasting through the weekend.
Read MoreWith high pressure parked over the western Atlantic Ocean, tropical air will continuously flow northward in coming days all the way from southern Florida to northern New England. Humidity will remain at uncomfortably high levels right through the upcoming weekend and there will be a daily threat of showers and thunderstorms with the greatest chance occurring during the afternoon and evening hours…any storm can produce heavy rainfall.
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