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A strong cold front pushed through the eastern states in the overnight hours and today’s weather here in the Tennessee Valley will feature breezy, cool conditions. High pressure will remain take control for the next few days and there will be dry weather with increasingly warm temperatures….80’s likely during the second half of the week.
Read MoreLow pressure that formed over the northern Gulf of Mexico yesterday will push moisture into the area and the threat of showers and thunderstorms will continue around here as we end the work week. After a drier and warmer day to begin the weekend, a cold frontal system will bring us another chance for showers and thunderstorms on Saturday night and Sunday. Nice weather returns to the Tennessee Valley for the early part of next week following the passage of the frontal system.
Read MoreLow pressure has formed over the northern Gulf of Mexico and its moisture field will push northeastward over the next couple of days. As a result, the threat for showers and thunderstorms will increase around here later today and the chance of rain will continue tomorrow and even into the weekend. Temperatures will remain on the mild side for the next couple of days with highs in the 70’s.
Read MoreHigh pressure will continue to produce dry weather around here with comfortable temperatures likely peaking later today in the middle 70’s. Low pressure over the northern Gulf coast will then generate some moisture for the Tennessee Valley and our chance for showers will be higher during much of the second half of the week.
Read MoreThe next couple of days will remain quiet in the Tennessee Valley as high pressure shifts to a position off the east coast. It’ll remain on the mild side with a low-level southwesterly flow of air on the back side of the high pressure system. A frontal system will bring more unsettled weather back to the area during the second half of the week with the return for a chance of showers.
Read MoreThe first half of the week will be relatively quiet in the Tennessee Valley as high pressure shifts to a position off the east coast. It’ll turn increasingly mild over the next few days with a southwesterly flow of air on the back side of the departing high pressure system. A frontal system may create some shower activity later in the week, but temperatures should remain on the mild side.
Read MoreA cold front has stalled out in the vicinity and this system will bring keep us unsettled around here for the next couple of days. As a result, there is the chance for showers and scattered thunderstorms from today through tomorrow night. High pressure will finally take control of the weather for the second half of the weekend and Easter Sunday should feature some sunshine and slightly milder conditions.
Read MoreA cold front will stall out nearby today and this will bring us cooler air and keep it unsettled around here for the next few days. As a result, there is the chance for showers and scattered thunderstorms today, tonight and on Friday and that threat of rain will continue into the weekend. High pressure will finally take control for the second half of the weekend and Easter Sunday should feature some sunshine and slightly milder conditions.
Read MoreA line of thunderstorms extends this morning all the way from Texas to the central Great Lakes and tornado watches as issued by the National Weather Service encompass this entire zone. This severe weather outbreak represents just the latest in a series of recent “clashes” in the atmosphere between cold, dry air to the west charging into warm, humid air to the east. Strong surface low pressure over the northwestern Great Lakes is generating blizzard conditions across the Dakotas and a powerful surface cold front extends from the center all the way south into the northern Gulf region. This same cold front reaches the eastern seaboard later Thursday and while certainly not as widespread of a threat as today, there is the chance for some strong-to-severe thunderstorm activity near the coast. Following the passage of the cold front, a chilly Canadian-borne air mass will push into the Great Lakes/Northeast/Mid-Atlantic for the upcoming Easter weekend.
Read MoreA cold front will slide in this direction today and the chance for showers and thunderstorms will be on the rise. In fact, there is a chance for some heavy rain by early tonight and strong-to-severe thunderstorm activity is possible this evening and through the overnight hours. The cold front will stall out in the nearby vicinity on Friday and it’ll turn cooler, but remain unsettled with a continuing chance of showers. In fact, the threat of showers will continue through the first half of the weekend before high pressure takes back control in time for Easter Sunday.
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