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A warming trend will continue today as high pressure pushes off the east coast and highs this afternoon will reach the low-to-mid 70’s. A trough of low pressure will then impact the Tennessee Valley as we head into Friday and the upcoming weekend and we’ll close the work week on a cooler note with the chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreA warming trend will ensue today as high pressure pushes off the east coast and highs by tomorrow afternoon will reach the low-to-mid 70’s. A trough of low pressure will then impact the Tennessee Valley as we head into the weekend and this can result in showers around here on both Friday and Saturday.
Read MoreIn the wake of a cold frontal passage, it’ll turn cooler today with plenty of sunshine and afternoon highs confined to the middle 60’s. As high pressure pushes overhead tonight, winds which will be quite gusty today should calm down overnight and this will allow for temperatures to drop to near 40 degrees by morning. Plenty of sunshine will boost temperatures on Wednesday to near 70 degrees for afternoon highs after the chilly start to the day.
Read MoreA tropical system continues to slowly intensify over the Gulf of Mexico and has now reached named (Nestor) tropical storm status. This system is moving to the northeast and will approach the northern Gulf coast later today and tonight and then move inland across the southeast US this weekend. By late Sunday, this tropical storm will likely move offshore somewhere near the Outer Banks of North Carolina and it could generate some rainfall on its NW side in the Mid-Atlantic region late Saturday night/Sunday morning. Looking in the extended time period, some impressive cold air outbreaks are likely to impact the central and eastern US during the last week of October and the first week of November – perhaps leading to quite a chilly Halloween for lots of people across the eastern half of the nation.
Read MoreAn area of low pressure with tropical characteristics will pull out of the Gulf over the next 12-24 hours and slide just to our southeast on Saturday. As a result, the chance for rain and thunderstorms will increase on Saturday following a nice day to end the work week. High pressure stays in control today with comfortable temperatures reaching the middle 70’s this afternoon.
Read MoreHigh pressure will build into the region today and provide us with decent weather as we close out the work week. Low pressure will form over the northern Gulf by this weekend and then pull to the northeast and this system could result in some shower/thunderstorm activity around here. With the increasing chance of some rain this weekend will come a bit of a warm up and temperatures could reach 80 degrees for highs by Monday.
Read MoreFollowing the passage of a strong cool front, it’ll turn breezy today and quite cool with highs holding in the 60’s. After another cool day on Thursday, a warming trend will begin on Friday and continue through the weekend with an increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs by Sunday and Monday will be back to near the 80 degree mark in much of the northern part of Alabama.
Read MoreThe combination of a frontal system dropping in from our northwest and low pressure pulling out of the Gulf states will bring some rain to the Tennessee Valley later today and tonight. Following the frontal passage, it’ll turn cooler on Wednesday with highs confined to the 60’s and it should stay dry as we close out the work week with a warming trend.
Read MorePleasant and dry weather will greet the new week with high pressure in control; however, a warm front will return tonight bringing some clouds and perhaps some shower and thunderstorm activity. As an amplifying trough approaches the Tennessee Valley on Tuesday, the chance for rain will increase and some rainfall can be heavy at times. By the middle of the week and after the passage of a strong cold front, high pressure will build back into the area and this will bring us a return to cooler conditions. Highs could actually be confined to the 60’s on Wednesday and Thursday in this cooler air mass.
Read MoreA strong cool front will approach the area later today with possible evening showers and thunderstorms and then it’ll turn much cooler to begin the weekend. After highs in the low-to-mid 80’s this afternoon, it’ll be a struggle to climb past 65 degrees on Saturday afternoon. A warm up begins on Sunday and it’ll stay comfortably warm early next week.
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