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An upper-level ridge of high pressure continues to be the main player around here with surface high pressure positioned over the western Atlantic Ocean. The combination of the two systems will produce very warm conditions across northern Alabama over the next couple of days and an increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreAn upper-level ridge of high pressure continues to be the main player around here with surface high pressure positioned over the western Atlantic. The combination will produce very warm conditions across northern Alabama over the next couple of days and an increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms at mid-week.
Read MoreThe new work week will start off very warm and it looks like this spell of unseasonal weather will continue right into mid-week. The chance of rain during the next couple of days will be rather minimal, but increased moisture later in the week will increase the chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreSprawling high pressure over the northeastern quadrant of the nation will be our main player during the next several and the main culprit behind the season’s first extended stretch of unseasonably warm weather. Temperatures today will peak in the low-to-mid 80’s across the northern part of Alabama and edge higher to the low-to-mid 90’s by the early part of next week. The overall pattern looks to be rain-free through the weekend with an increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms by Tuesday or Wednesday of next week.
Read MoreSprawling high pressure over the northeastern quadrant of the nation will be our main player during the next several and the main culprit behind the season’s first extended stretch of unseasonably warm weather. Temperatures today will peak in the lower 80’s across the northern part of Alabama and edge higher to the low-to-mid 90’s by the early part of next week. The overall pattern looks to be rain-free after today's threat of scattered showers with an increasing chance of rain by Tuesday or Wednesday of next week.
Read MoreHigh pressure off the eastern seaboard will promote a southerly flow in the area and temperatures will edge higher to some of the warmest levels seen so far this season. In fact, by the late week, temperatures will flirt with the 90 degree mark for afternoon highs and then likely push well into the 90’s by the late weekend.
Read MoreHigh pressure off the eastern seaboard will promote a southerly flow in the area and a return to seasonal warmth today with highs in the lower 80’s. As the week progresses, temperatures will edge higher to some of the warmest levels seen so far this season. In fact, by the late week, temperatures will flirt with the 90 degree mark for afternoon highs.
Read MoreHigh pressure will build into the region today and will maintain control this weekend resulting in plenty of sunshine to go along with warm conditions. Temperatures will edge higher next few days with highs in the mid 70’s this afternoon and near the 80 degree mark by the second half of the weekend.
Read MoreThe base of a broad trough of low pressure will push away from the area today and we’ll experience mainly sunny skies and mild temperatures. High pressure will build into the region for the end of the week and weekend and temperatures will edge higher. Temperatures today will likely be confined to the 60’s, but likely reach the 80 degree mark by late weekend/early next week.
Read MoreThe overall weather pattern remains on the unsettled side today across the Tennessee Valley with a continuation of the risk of showers and thunderstorms and slightly cooler conditions given the low-level flow of air from the northeast. Temperatures will be confined to the mid 60’s for highs and should drop to near 50 degrees for late night lows. High pressure should push in later in the week and the weather settles down and looks warmer and quite decent for the Friday/Saturday/Sunday time period.
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