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A slow-moving sub-tropical low is continuing to pump plenty of moisture into much of the eastern third of the nation and our daily threat of showers and thunderstorms will continue into the weekend. The same southerly flow of air that is pushing moisture northward will keep us quite warm over the next several days with highs generally reaching the upper 80’s on a daily basis.
Read MoreA slow-moving sub-tropical low will drift close enough to us over the next 24 hours or so to increase our chances for showers and thunderstorms today, tonight and tomorrow. In fact, the overall weather pattern is evolving into one that can produce significant rainfall in much of the Tennessee Valley during rest of this week and well into next week as abundant tropical moisture continues to flow northward from the Gulf of Mexico.
Read MoreSummer-like weather will continue here today in the Tennessee Valley with afternoon temperatures climbing to the 90 degree mark for highs. A slow-moving cutoff low will drift close to us over the next 24 hours or so and this will enhance our chances for showers and thunderstorms later today, tonight and tomorrow. In fact, the overall weather pattern is evolving into one that can produce significant rainfall in much of the Tennessee Valley during the second half of this week and right into the early part of next week as abundant tropical moisture flows northward from the Gulf of Mexico.
Read MoreSummer-like weather will start the week in the Tennessee Valley with afternoon temperatures climbing into the 90’s for highs. A slow-moving cutoff low will drift close to us over the next 24 hours or so and this will enhance our chances for showers and thunderstorms. In fact, the overall weather pattern is evolving into one that can produce significant rainfall in much of the Tennessee Valley during the second half of this week and over the next couple of weeks as abundant tropical moisture becomes a major player.
Read MoreSummer-like weather will return to northern Alabama over the next several days with temperatures likely soaring to 90+ degrees for highs on a daily basis. It should be relatively rain-free around here as we close out the work week and progress through the weekend, but tropical-like humidity will increase early next week and this will lead to an increasing chance for showers and storms.
Read MoreA cold front will close in on the Tennessee Valley late today and it will raise the chances here for PM showers and thunderstorms and some of the storms can be on the strong side. While the front does push south and east of here on Friday, another (warm) frontal system will push northward this weekend and continue our chances for showers and thunderstorms. Once that warm front passes through the local region, summer-like weather will return with temperatures soaring to 90+ degrees on both Saturday and Sunday.
Read MoreA trough of low pressure develops over the Upper Midwest today and it’ll drag a frontal boundary zone into our area which could result in some shower and thunderstorm activity by early tonight. Another disturbance will enhance our chances for rain on Thursday and Friday. Temperatures during the latter part of the week will soar to quite high levels for early May way up in the 80’s and even the 90’s are possible this weekend.
Read MoreToday looks like a quiet day in the Tennessee Valley, but the weather becomes more unsettled at mid-week. Another trough develops over the Upper Midwest on Wednesday and it’ll drag a frontal boundary zone into our area which could result in some shower and thunderstorm activity by tomorrow night. Another disturbance will enhance our chances for rain on Thursday and temperatures during the second half of the week will soar to quite high levels for early May way up in the 80’s.
Read MoreHigh pressure has become established in the region, but several weak disturbances will keep us somewhat unsettled around here during the next few days. Later in the week, an upper-level trough will move east across the Plains states and this system will keep us unsettled for much of the second half of the week.
Read MoreAnother very warm day is in store across the Tennessee Valley as high pressure over the western Atlantic continues to funnel into the local region very warm air from the Deep South. An upper-level trough of low pressure will arrive on Saturday and this will raise chances for showers and thunderstorms as a cold front moves through the area. While there can be some brief heavy rain associated with this system, the chances for severe weather are quite minimal. Following the frontal passage, the second half of the weekend is likely to be quieter with comfortably warm conditions along with copious amounts of sunshine.
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