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The latest stretch of wet weather in the Tennessee Valley will last right through the upcoming weekend and into the first part of next week. An upper-level trough of low pressure will stick around for the next few days and won’t weaken until the early part of next week. As a result, some spots could receive several inches of rain over this stretch on top of already well-saturated grounds.
Read MoreThe weather becomes much more unsettled over the next few days as high pressure ridging gives way to an upper-level trough of low pressure that will make it over northern Texas and Oklahoma by tomorrow night. As a result, showers and thunderstorms will become quite likely on Thursday and the threat may last right into the early part of next week. Temperatures will approach 90 degrees later today, but will likely to be confined to the mid 80’s during the upcoming cloudy and rainy stretch of weather in the Tennessee Valley.
Read MoreHigh pressure ridging continues to dominate the scene across the Southeast US and we’ll have another hot and rain-free day in the Tennessee Valley, but it becomes much more unsettled as the week progresses. Deep moisture surges into the region at mid-week as a strong upper-level disturbance slides across the region and our chances for showers and thunderstorms will increase. The rain threat will continue later in the week and it looks like a good chance for more rain this weekend.
Read MoreHigh pressure ridging continues to dominate the scene across the Southeast US and we’ll start off the new work week with a couple of hot days. Deeper moisture surges into the region at mid-week as a strong upper-level disturbances slides across the region and our chances for showers and thunderstorms will increase. Meanwhile, the 2019 Atlantic Basin tropical season “officially” began on Saturday, June 1st and there is a disturbance in the southwest Gulf of Mexico that has a chance of strengthening into a named storm in coming days as it moves northward along Mexico’s west coast and then near or along the east coast of Texas.
Read MoreThe big weather story for northern Alabama remains to be the first extended heat wave of the season. High temperatures for the next several days will soar into the mid and upper 90’s as relatively stationary strong high pressure remains locked in place over the Southeast US.
Read MoreThe big weather story for northern Alabama remains the first extended heat wave of the season. After a day with highs in the lower 90’s, it looks like the rest of the week and upcoming weekend could feature temperatures between 94 and 98 degrees on each afternoon as high pressure intensifies across the eastern third of the nation.
Read MoreThe big weather story for northern Alabama in coming days will be the first extended heat wave of the season. After a day with highs in the lower 90’s, it looks like the rest of the week and upcoming weekend could feature temperatures between 95 and 99 degrees on each afternoon as high pressure builds into the eastern third of the nation.
Read MoreA cold front moved through the region late yesterday and its passage has ushered in a much more comfortable air mass for the next couple of days. High pressure will build into the region today and nice weather will continue on Wednesday as well. A warm front will arrive late tomorrow night and it can be accompanied by some shower and thunderstorm activity going into the day on Thursday. It’ll turn warmer during the second half of the week with highs generally near 80 degrees.
Read MoreThe big weather story for northern Alabama in coming days will be the first genuine heat spell of the season. After a couple of days with highs in the upper 80’s, it looks like Wednesday through Saturday could feature temperatures well up in the 90’s on each afternoon as high pressure builds into the eastern third of the nation.
Read MoreThe big weather story for northern Alabama in coming days will be the unusual warmth as upper-level ridging builds into the upper part of the atmosphere. High temperatures for the next several days should be within the 85-90 degree range and the chance for showers and thunderstorms will be somewhat limited.
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