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Weather forecasting and analysis, space and historic events, climate information
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Quite warm and somewhat unsettled across the Tennessee Valley for remainder of the week of June with a few opportunities for showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures will peak today in the middle 80’s and similar warmth is likely to occur on a daily basis through the upcoming week.
Read MoreQuite warm and somewhat unsettled across the Tennessee Valley for the first week of June with a few opportunities for shower and thunderstorm activity. Temperatures will peak today in the mid-to-upper 80’s and similar warmth is likely to occur on a daily basis through the upcoming week.
Read MoreA spurt of tornadoes since late April has put levels well above normal as we reach the end of May and the overall active weather pattern of recent weeks looks like it’ll continue into the month of June. One of the key ingredients to this on-going active weather pattern has been the steady influx of colder-than-normal air masses from Canada into the US at the same time increasingly warm and humid air has been flowing northward from the Gulf of Mexico. The main area of concern for severe weather and tornadoes over the next few days will be across the Plains states all the way from Texas (today/tonight/tomorrow) to the Dakotas/Minnesota (on Sunday).
Read MoreA warm and quiet next couple of days across the Tennessee Valley with plenty of sunshine each day along with warm conditions. The weather becomes more unsettled again this weekend with a renewed chance of showers and thunderstorms, but it does not look like a total washout.
Read MoreA warm and quiet next few days across the Tennessee Valley with plenty of sunshine each day along with warm conditions. The weather becomes more unsettled again this weekend with a renewed chance of showers and thunderstorms, but not a total washout.
Read MoreA warm and unsettled weather pattern will continue across the Tennessee Valley right through the upcoming weekend as an upper-level trough hangs nearby. After a rain-free day at mid-week, the chance for showers and thunderstorms will return later today and likely continue on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Read MoreA warm and unsettled weather pattern will continue across the Tennessee Valley right through the upcoming weekend as an upper-level trough hangs nearby. After a rain-free day at mid-week, the chance for showers and thunderstorms will return later today and likely continue on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Read MoreA very warm weather pattern will continue across the Tennessee Valley right through the upcoming weekend as upper-level high pressure ridging strengthens nearby. After a rain-free day here at mid-week, the chance for showers and thunderstorms will return later tomorrow and likely continue on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Read MoreA warmer weather pattern began yesterday across northern Alabama as upper-level high pressure ridging expanded into the. As the high aloft continues to strengthen, the warming trend here will intensify today with afternoon temperatures likely to flirt with the 90 degree mark in some sections. After a rain-free mid-week, the chance for showers and thunderstorms will return later on Thursday and continue on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Read MoreThe number of tornadoes across the nation has surged in the last four weeks to overall levels that are now well above normal for the current time of year. One of the catalysts for these severe weather outbreaks has been the continuation of colder-than-normal air masses that have been dropping south and east from Canada into the US and this has set up “battle zone” regions when interacting with warm, humid air flowing northward from the Gulf of Mexico. In addition, there have been and will continue to be multiple waves of energy riding across the northern US enhancing upward motion in many of these severe weather cases. This active weather pattern will continue through the rest of May and Tuesday afternoon and evening may feature yet another severe weather outbreak including tornadoes across portions of Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, and Missouri.
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