Temperatures will remain well above-normal for the next couple of days, but there will also be the likelihood for occasional showers. Temperatures could actually make it all the way into the middle 70’s by the time Thursday afternoon rolls around, but a strong cold front will arrive on Thursday night. The passage of the strong cold front will bring a return to much colder air as we close out the work week and it’ll stay chilly during the upcoming weekend.
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Temperatures will be well above-normal for the next few days, but there will also be the likelihood for occasional showers. Temperatures could actually make it all the way into the middle 70’s by the time Thursday afternoon rolls around, but a strong cold front will arrive on Thursday night. The passage of the strong cold front will bring a return to much colder air as we close out the work week and it’ll stay chilly during the upcoming weekend.
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Temperatures will be above-normal for much of this week as we’ll experience a break in the recent chilly weather pattern. To go along with the warm up will come many rounds of showers and thunderstorms are possible at mid-week. A cold front will usher in colder air at the end of the week.
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Today will be another chilly day in the Tennessee Valley, but a warming trend will begin in earnest on Saturday. We’ll likely peak in the 40’s today and then possibly reach the lower 60’s as we begin the weekend. The warm up will come at a price, however, as chances for showers and thunderstorms will increase by the early part of next week and continue into at least mid-week.
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Today will begin a warming trend that will bring the 60’s back to the Tennessee Valley over the weekend. We’ll likely peak in the 40’s today and then the 50’s on Friday, but each day this weekend should feature temperatures in the 60’s. By the early part of next week, we’ll stay quite mild, but there will be an increased chance of showers and thunderstorms.
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A very cold air mass has plunged into the central and eastern US and our temperatures today will be well below-normal for this time of year. The worst of the cold will be in the Upper Midwest where all-time record lows may be set in places like Chicago, Illinois. There is much milder air headed our way for the weekend, but it will come with an increased chance of showers.
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Extreme cold is headed into the north-central US over the next 24 hours and it will spread to the east coast at mid-week. A strong cold front has already passed through our region and today will be much colder than Monday with some lingering snow possible across the area. Skies should clear tonight and temperatures will plunge to the 20 degree mark in many spots for overnight lows. It stays quite chilly over the next couple of days, but considerably milder weather is going to return to the Tennessee Valley by the weekend.
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*Extreme cold is headed to the north-central US – potentially historic for places like Chicago - and it will spread to the east coast by mid-week*. A large scale trough will form in the eastern US over the next couple of days and it’ll lead to chilly weather around here. A strong cold front will pass through the region later tonight and Tuesday as low pressure slides through the Great Lakes. Rain is likely to change to accumulating snow toward daybreak and continue into early Tuesday with possible accumulations of 1-3 inches. Highs for much of the rest of the week should be way below normal for the Tennessee Valley and much of the central and eastern US.
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Cold air remains in control around here for another day as temperatures likely hold in the 30’s for highs despite some sunshine. A warming trend will begin on Saturday and likely early next week with highs back in the 50’s on Sunday and Monday, but another cold front arrives by mid-week. That cold front may usher in much colder air for the middle of next week in the Tennessee Valley and the Upper Midwest/Great Lakes are likely to experience brutally cold conditions.
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All signs point to the invasion of a brutally cold air mass into the central US next week that will make its way to the east coast around mid-week. This upcoming Arctic air outbreak looks quite similar to the air mass that impacted the central and eastern US during January 1985 which followed a major stratospheric warming event - much like what we have just experienced over the past several weeks. This kind of air mass has the potential of becoming quite a news making event for the Upper Midwest/Great Lakes/Northern Plains and could result in actual air temperatures as severe as 25 degrees below zero in Chicago – awfully close to the all-time low of -27°F set in January 1985.
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