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It remains unsettled in the region today with wrap-around showers before some drier air moves into the Tennessee Valley. With considerable clouds, temperatures will be held down to the lower or middle 60’s for highs here at mid-week and then fall into the 40’s in the overnight hours. It’ll turn drier and milder on Thursday as high pressure builds into the region.
Read MoreAn upper-level trough will deepen as it closes in on the area today leading to clouds and the chance of afternoon showers. The threat for showers will continues through tonight as well and can even last into early Wednesday as this system tends to slow down in its eastward progression. One final note, you may have noticed some purplish sunrises in recent days and weeks. This is still the result of the Tonga volcanic eruption that took place back in January. Fine volcanic aerosols in the stratosphere scatter blue light which, when mixed with ordinary sunset red, produces a violet hue. The purple color is often preceded by a yellow arch hugging the horizon. As the sun sets, violet beams emerge from the yellow, overlapping to fill the western sky with a soft purple glow.
Read MoreSoutherly flow of air will push temperatures into much milder levels today following the chill of the past weekend with afternoon highs well up into the 60’s. An upper-level trough will shift this way on Tuesday bringing us plenty of clouds and possible showers.
Read MoreAnother strong cold front will approach the region at week’s end and the result may be some rain shower activity on Friday evening that can change to snow by early Saturday. The weekend will start off much cooler-than-normal following the passage of this next strong cold frontal system, but it’ll turn much milder during the first half of next week.
Read MoreLow pressure will push from the Tennessee Valley early today to the southern Mid-Atlantic coastline by later this afternoon and skies will remain mainly cloudy across northern Alabama. Another strong cold front will approach the region at week’s end and the result may be some rain shower activity on Friday night that can change to snow by early Saturday. The weekend will start off much cooler-than-normal following the passage of this next strong cold frontal system, but it’ll turn much milder during the first half of next week.
Read MoreFollowing the passage of a cold front, it’ll turn cooler today in the Tennessee Valley, but moisture will rapidly gather together to our southwest as low pressure forms. This low pressure system will push from the Tennessee valley late tonight to the southern Mid-Atlantic coastline by mid-day on Wednesday. Another strong cold front will approach the region at week’s end and the result may be some shower activity on Friday, perhaps even strong thunderstorms. The weekend will start off much cooler-than-normal following the passage of this next strong cold frontal system.
Read MoreAn active weather pattern begins the week with the chance of showers in the Tennessee Valley and there can be strong thunderstorms mixed in as well. In fact, some of the thunderstorms later today can reach severe levels as a strong cold front approaches the region. It turns much cooler for the mid and latter parts of the week compared to today’s warmth and there will be additional chances for rain.
Read MoreThe next few days look quite nice across northern Alabama with highs in the 70’s each day to go along with some sunshine. The warm up will gradually bring increasingly moist air to this part of the country and showers will become a threat on Sunday and Monday. It turns cooler on Tuesday following the passage of the next cold frontal system.
Read MoreThe remainder of the work week looks quite nice across northern Alabama with highs in the 70’s each day to go along with some sunshine. The warm up will gradually bring increasingly moist air to this part of the country and rain will threaten during the upcoming weekend while it remains very mild.
Read MoreThe remainder of the week looks quite nice across northern Alabama with a warming trend that will bring highs to or slightly above the 70 degree mark during the second half of the week. The warm up will gradually bring increasingly moist air to this part of the country and rain will threaten by the upcoming weekend.
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