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The week will start on a mild and unsettled note with a boundary zone nearby that can help to generate some shower activity and breezy conditions in the Tennessee Valley. Upper-level ridging will move overhead on Tuesday and Wednesday and this will result in a warm up for the area and the 70+ degrees are likely during the mid and latter parts of the week.
Read MoreSurface high pressure pushes to the east today and winds will turn to a southerly direction. As a result, temperatures and moisture levels will climb when compared to recent days. As low pressure skirts by the area tonight, some showers will form in the Tennessee Valley. The threat for showers will continue each day this weekend and there can be a thunderstorm or two mixed into the picture.
Read MoreIt stays on the chilly side today, but warmer air is on the way. After temperatures struggle to escape the 50’s today for highs this afternoon, they’ll climb into the 60’s tomorrow and then 70 degrees for the weekend.
Read MoreIt stays on the chilly side today, but warmer air is on the way. After temperatures struggle to reach the 50 degree mark for highs this afternoon, they’ll climb closer to the 60 degree mark tomorrow and then 70 degrees by the weekend.
Read MoreThe week started off on a very volatile note and with the passage of a strong cold front, much cooler air will return to the area today. In fact, temperatures tonight are likely to drop all the way down to the lower 30’s and there can be some rain or snow shower activity in the overnight hours. It stays on the chilly side into late week, but by the weekend, temperatures should bounce back to the 70 degree mark for highs.
Read MoreThe week will start off on an volatile note with the chance for some severe thunderstorm activity in the Tennessee Valley. A strong shortwave of energy will push from the middle in the country into this area and surface low pressure will form over Tennessee. A warm front pushed through the area earlier today and southerly winds will pump in warmer, moist air and this air mass will combination with the upper-level energy to generate some storms later today and some can be on the strong-to-severe side.
Read MoreAfter a return to milder weather on Thursday we’ll stay mild through the upcoming weekend However, unsettled conditions will bring us a daily shot at showers and thunderstorms into the early part of next week. A cold front will likely bring us a chillier air mass by the middle of next week.
Read MoreAfter a chilly day on Wednesday, much milder air will push into the region later today and temperatures should jump into the 60’s. It looks like it will stay quite mild for the upcoming weekend as well; however, unsettled conditions will bring us a daily shot at showers and thunderstorms. The mild and unsettled weather looks like it will continue early next week as well.
Read MoreStrong low pressure continues to move slowly northeastward east of the New England coastline and it has left behind a chilly air mass in the Tennessee Valley. This air mass will keep us below-normal for another day and we’ll likely experience another late night/early morning with widespread frost. Temperatures will, however, jump to the 60’s tomorrow afternoon and likely stay there for highs through the upcoming weekend. Along with the warm up will come an increasing chance for showers and thunderstorms as we get to the end of the work week and into the weekend.
Read MoreStrong low pressure continues to move slowly northeastward off the Northeast US coastline and it has resulted in a chilly air mass for the Tennessee Valley. As a consequence, the next few days will remain cool and breezy across northern Alabama as all systems will be slow to move due to a strong blocking pattern in the upper-atmosphere well to our north.
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