An active weather pattern continues across the nation with severe weather a threat later today in the south-central US/Lower Mississippi Valley and accumulating snow on the table later tomorrow across the Upper Midwest. Another system will dive to the southeast over the next few days and reach the southeastern states by early this weekend. Low pressure is likely to form near the Southeast US coastline on Saturday and it can grind its way far enough to the north to impact the Mid-Atlantic region on Super Bowl Sunday. While there will not be any kind of real cold air mass in place, the chance for snow or sleet is on the table in higher elevation locations of the Carolinas and Mid-Atlantic region and potentially in other “dynamically cooled” regions.
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The weather becomes more unsettled today across the Tennessee Valley with an increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms can form by tonight and that threat will continue on Thursday as well. A cold front sweeps through the region at week’s end paving the way for colder weather this weekend.
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The week will be mild in the Tennessee Valley, but it will also become increasingly unsettled with a threat of showers by late tonight and for Wednesday. The threat for rain will continue on Thursday as well and there can be a thunderstorm mixed into the picture. A cold front sweeps through the region at week’s end paving the way for some colder weather this weekend.
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It looks like a mild work week in the Tennessee Valley, but also increasingly unsettled. It stays dry today and likely during much of Tuesday, but showers will return tomorrow night and continue on Wednesday. The threat of showers will exist later this week as well and thunderstorms can move into the picture. A cold front sweeps through the region at week’s end paving the way for some colder weather this weekend.
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Cold air has poured into the region following the passage of a frontal system and afternoon highs will be confined to the lower 40’s. Temperatures will moderate noticeably this weekend with some sunshine expected each day and then likely reach the 60’s on Monday and Tuesday.
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Colder air has filtered into the region and a nearby frontal boundary zone will continue to create unsettled conditions across northern Alabama. There can be rain showers today and early tonight with this latest low pressure system and then after midnight, enough cold air move in to result in some snow shower activity and potentially slick spots on the roadways. It stays quite chilly to end the work week, but temperatures will moderate noticeably this weekend and early next week. In fact, temperatures can get back to the 60 degree mark by the time we get to the beginning of next week.
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Colder air filtered into the region on Tuesday and a nearby frontal boundary zone will act as a pathway for low pressure that can impact the region through tonight. As temperatures continue to fall, the possibility exists for icing to take place later tonight so watch for icy spots. More rain is likely to fall on Thursday, but temperatures should climb to well above-freezing levels.
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A frontal system has stalled out nearby and it is separating cold, dry air to the north and west and milder air to its south and east. A couple of low pressure systems will ride along this boundary over the next couple of days bringing us multiple chances for showers.
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A frontal system will stall-out in the eastern US stretching southwest-to-northeast from the south-central states to the Mid-Atlantic region. This frontal boundary zone will separate cold, dry air to the north and west and milder air to its south and east. A couple of low pressure systems will ride along this boundary over the next few days bringing us multiple chances for showers.
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High pressure will be in control around here today and into the upcoming weekend with moderately chilly conditions. It does become more unsettled later this weekend and during the first half of next week with the threat of showers on a daily basis.
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