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The coldest air mass of the season so far is moving south and east as we begin the week and into the Tennessee Valley. Temperatures today will be noticeably lower than Sunday and we’ll get down to near 30 degrees by the time early Wednesday rolls around. Moderation in temperatures will take place later in the week and we’ll get back to mild levels again by the weekend.
Read MoreUnseasonably warm weather will continue around here through Sunday with temperatures soaring to the lower or middle 80’s each of the next three afternoons. High pressure stays in control as we begin the weekend, but a cold frontal passage will bring about much cooler conditions on Monday and it becomes rather chilly on Tuesday and Wednesday; especially, when compared with the unseasonably warm weather here during the next few days.
Read MoreAccumulating snow is falling today from Montana to the Dakotas and NW Minnesota and the cold air mass in that part of the country is going to spread south and east in coming days. In fact, the transition on the calendar in the Mid-Atlantic/Northeast US from the last few days of October to the first few days of November will be quite dramatic. Record challenging warmth in the northeastern quadrant of the nation will extend into the first half of the weekend and there will be a step down in temperatures early next week so that by early Wednesday morning, temperatures will be at their lowest levels so far this season. The influx of the cold air mass may even lead to some snow or a mix of snow, ice and rain across interior higher-elevation locations by the middle of next week.
Read MoreNearby high pressure will be in control of the weather around here for the next few days and temperatures are likely to climb well up into the 80’s on a daily basis right through the upcoming weekend. The passage of a series of cold fronts will bring about big-time changes in temperatures around here early next week with much cooler conditions expected by Tuesday and Wednesday.
Read MoreNearby high pressure will be in control of the weather around here for the next several days and temperatures are likely to climb into the 80’s on a daily basis right through the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreNearby high pressure will be in control of the weather around here for the next few days and, in fact, will produce a nice, warm week throughout much of the eastern US. Temperatures should persist this week at warm levels (upper 70’s to lower 80’s for highs) in the Tennessee Valley on the back side of this large-scale high pressure system.
Read MoreNearby high pressure will be in control of the weather around here for the next few days and, in fact, will produce a nice week throughout much of the eastern US. Temperatures should persist at warm levels (upper 70’s for highs) in the Tennessee Valley on the back side of this large-scale high pressure system.
Read MoreA cold front has pushed through the region and winds on its backside will be a factor today, tomorrow and on Saturday. Temperatures should drop to the cool 40’s later tonight, but will rebound quickly later tomorrow likely closing in on the 80 degree mark. This frontal passage is paving the way for a stretch of nice weather in the Tennessee Valley.
Read MoreThe threat of showers returns today as a system moves eastward across the middle of the country. By later tonight and Friday, an influx of moisture from the Gulf region will increase instability around here and the chance of thunderstorms will return. On Friday night, a cold front will slide across the area and the rain threat will diminish from west-to-east paving the way for a stretch of nice weather in the Tennessee Valley.
Read MoreToday looks to be dry and comfortable in northern Alabama, but the threat of showers returns on Thursday as a system moves eastward across the western states. By tomorrow, an influx of moisture from the Gulf region will increase instability around here and the chance of thunderstorms will return. At the end of the week, a cold front slides across the area and the rain threat will diminish from west-to-east likely paving the way for a nice weekend in the Tennessee Valley.
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