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High pressure builds into the eastern states on Monday and then will shift offshore by mid-week. As a result, temperatures here will be on the chilly side as we start the new work week, but then climb towards the 70 degree mark by Wednesday afternoon for highs. A frontal system could bring some shower and thunderstorm activity here later in the week with even warmer conditions.
Read MoreIt’ll turn much milder today under mainly sunny skies with afternoon highs well up in the 60’s. The weather becomes unsettled later tonight and on Friday as a cold frontal system approaches the region with showers a threat. Following the frontal passage, it turns colder here for the weekend, but milder air returns during the first half of next week.
Read MoreIt’ll turn milder today under mainly sunny skies with afternoon highs well up in the 50’s, but late night lows in the mid 30’s can result in more patchy frost for the region. After a couple of mild days, a cold front will usher in colder air for the weekend and there can even be some snow shower activity on Friday night and Saturday. Preceding the frontal passage, showers and thunderstorms will be a threat on Thursday night and Friday.
Read MoreIt’ll remain colder-than-normal today as high pressure remains in control and the next couple of nights are likely to feature widespread late night frost across northern Alabama. A warming trend is likely later in the week with temperatures likely back up in the 60’s on Thursday and Friday.
Read MoreIt’ll turn cooler today and drier as high pressure from the middle of the country builds into the Southeast US. The next couple of nights will be quite cold with at or below freezing temperatures likely and patchy frost is possible. A warming trend is likely later in the week back up in the 60’s on Thursday and Friday.
Read MoreIt’ll be quite unsettled around here for the next couple of days and on the cool side to go along with the threat of showers and thunderstorms. Highs today are likely to be limited to the lower 50’s some ten degrees cooler than yesterday.
Read MoreAfter a nice day on Tuesday with temperatures reaching the 70’s, the overall pattern will become wetter and cooler today and a threat of showers and thunderstorms will continue into the weekend. Temperatures this afternoon will turn out to be some ten degrees cooler than yesterday and highs on Thursday are likely to be confined to the middle 50’s.
Read MoreToday will be a rather nice day in the northern part of Alabama although a bit cooler than Monday following the passage of a cool frontal system. Unsettled weather conditions return to the region on Wednesday and there will be a threat of showers and thunderstorms from tomorrow afternoon into Friday. In fact, the unsettled pattern can continue this weekend with the possibility of showers on both Saturday and Sunday to go along with cool conditions.
Read MoreThe week starts off quite warm and pleasant with plenty of sunshine today and highs temperatures in the 70’s. The passage of a frontal system at mid-week will bring about cooler conditions for the second half of the week.
Read MoreFlash flooding and a severe weather threat are still on the table today as a powerful storm system strengthens to our northwest on its way to the Great Lakes region. This primary (initial) low pressure system will grind to a halt late today and transfer its energy to a secondary low pressure area likely to form just off the northern Mid-Atlantic coastline. The weather calms down here by later tonight and this weekend looks pretty decent as high pressure edges into the SE US.
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