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Weather forecasting and analysis, space and historic events, climate information
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An unusual cool air mass for this time of year penetrated into the Tennessee Valley earlier this week and another is headed our way. Temperatures will make a rebound to the low 70’s later today, but another cold front will push through the region and cause a sharp downturn in temperatures for tomorrow and Sunday.
Read MoreAn unusual cool air mass for this time of year will modify noticeably by tomorrow; however, another cool air mass will be charging towards the Tennessee Valley from the Upper Midwest. This next cool shot will arrives this weekend likely to confine high temperatures to the 50’s for both weekend days.
Read MoreAn unusual cool air mass for this time of year will make it all the way to the Gulf coast and today will be noticeably cooler than recent days. Indeed, temperatures late tonight are likely to drop to near the 40 degree mark for overnight lows and this will not be the last of the cool air outbreaks. Yet another cool shot is destined to arrive here later this weekend and it could be even cooler than this current one.
Read MoreA strong cold front has passed through the region and has ushered in much cooler-than-normal air for the Tennessee Valley. Temperatures over the next few days will stay below normal and overnight lows should drop to near 40 degrees. There will be some modification by the weekend, but another strong cold front will be headed this way from the Great Lakes region.
Read MoreA strong cold front will dive to the southeast from the Upper Midwest over the next 24 hours and it’ll usher in much cooler-than-normal air for this time of year into the Deep South. In fact, temperatures by mid-week will be well-below normal all across the Southeast US and temperatures here could bottom out near 40 degrees by early Wednesday and should be confined to the 60’s for highs for a couple of days. Ahead of the front, there will be some residual showers today and maybe a thunderstorm or two.
Read MoreStrong high pressure will remain relatively stationary for the next couple of days near the Mid-Atlantic coastline and it will continue to influence our local weather though the weekend. By early next week, however, attention will turn to a strong cold front which will be plunging our way from the Upper Midwest. This front will likely generate a decent rainfall for the area early next week and then by mid-week, we’ll be very chilly for this time of year and it’ll stick around for a couple of days.
Read MoreStrong high pressure will remain relatively stationary for the next few days near the Mid-Atlantic region and it will continue to influence our local weather conditions. From this position, this high pressure system will generate comfortable temperatures and generally rain-free conditions around here as we head into the upcoming weekend. A chilly air mass for this time of year will approach the region by the middle of next week and we’ll likely experience well-below normal temperature readings for a few days.
Read MoreStrong high pressure will remain relatively stationary for the next few days over the Mid-Atlantic region and it will influence the local weather conditions. From this location, the high pressure will generate generally comfortable and rain-free conditions around here right into the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreStrong high pressure has expanded from the Upper Midwest into the Mid-Atlantic region and it will stay relatively stationary in that location through the remainder of the week. As a result of its influence, our weather in the Tennessee Valley will stay rain-free and quite comfortable right into the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreStrong high pressure will expand today from the Upper Midwest and into the Mid-Atlantic region and it will produce a noticeable cool down for the area over the next couple of days. In fact, this strong high pressure will stay relatively stationary over the Mid-Atlantic and remain in control of our weather situation around here for much of the week.
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