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Following a cold frontal passage, much cooler air will arrive later today and tonight and the weekend will begin with temperatures in the 30’s. It will turn milder tomorrow afternoon, but then another cold shot of air will arrive for the latter part of the weekend and early part of next week. This next cold shot will be preceded by some rainfall late tomorrow and tomorrow night.
Read MoreIt’ll be another quiet day in northern Alabama, but more showers and thunderstorms will return after midnight as a cold front approaches. In fact, some of the storms late tonight could be on the strong-to-severe side with damaging wind gusts and possible small hail. Colder air will return on Friday night following the frontal passage and we’ll likely start the weekend with temperatures back down in the mid 30’s.
Read MoreIt’ll be much quieter today following yesterday’s shower and thunderstorm activity and the nicer weather will continue into tomorrow as well. By late tomorrow night, however, a vigorous upper-level trough is likely to spark the formation of showers and thunderstorms and there can even be some strong-to-severe thunderstorm cells to deal with going into the day on Friday.
Read MoreA cold front will push across our area today raising the chance for showers and possible strong thunderstorms with the chance for severe weather to the west of I-65. It’ll turn cooler following the front for the middle part of the week as high pressure builds back into the Deep South. Another chance for showers and thunderstorms comes later in the week in the late Thursday night/Friday time period.
Read MoreHigh pressure will shift off the east coast and it’ll turn milder and more humid with southerly winds intensifying in the region. A cold front will cross the Central Plains later today and then push across our area on Tuesday raising the chance for showers and thunderstorms. It’ll turn a bit cooler following the front for the middle part of the week, but then milder again late in the week.
Read MoreTemperatures today will remain below normal for this time of year as highs struggle to reach the middle 50’s. The weekend will bring a rebound in temperatures and 60 degrees is likely to be surpassed by Sunday afternoon. Another strong cold frontal could arrive here early next week and the threat for showers and thunderstorms will return.
Read MoreA strong frontal system passed through the region late yesterday and it ushered a cooler air mass to close out the work week. High pressure will take control of our weather through the weekend, but another strong cold front could generate more showers and thunderstorms around here on Monday and Tuesday.
Read MorePaul Dorian, Vencore meteorologist, was interviewed on WTKI Radio in Huntsville, AL. Listen to the interview here.
Read MoreThe likelihood for showers and thunderstorms will continue today as a strong cold frontal system approaches from the northwest. In fact, this setup will allow for the possibility of severe weather from noon through the late-afternoon hours as vigorous upper-level energy drops into the middle of the country and damaging wind gusts of up to 70 mph are the primary weather threat although hail is a possibility in some of the strongest storms and there can be a few isolated tornadoes. Cooler air follows the frontal passage for the latter part of the week.
Read MoreThere could be a repeat performance on Wednesday of the strong-to-severe thunderstorm activity that was experienced in the Mid-Atlantic region this past Saturday. In similar fashion to Saturday, temperatures will surge to record or near record levels on Wednesday and a powerful cold front will close in from the northwest. This type of clash between spring warmth and winter cold resulted in numerous damaging wind reports on Saturday in the I-95 corridor along with a few isolated tornadoes - and the same scenario can take place later tomorrow all the way from the Mid-Atlantic region to the Tennessee Valley.
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