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An overall milder weather pattern this week which will bring us to near 70 degrees for highs this afternoon by early next week and then potentially to the middle or upper 70’s by Wednesday and Thursday. Changes may arrive here by the end of the week with the arrival of a frontal system raising the chance for showers and cooler air is likely to follow.
Read MoreThe week starts off unsettled as a cold frontal system slowly works its way through the area producing occasional showers right through early afternoon. High pressure will take control on Tuesday, but only for a brief time as another system can produce some shower activity around here on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. The weather returns to generally dry and cool conditions for later Wednesday and Thursday as another high pressure system builds into the region.
Read MoreThe week starts off unsettled as a cold frontal system slowly works its way through the area producing occasional showers for much of the day. High pressure will take control on Tuesday, but only for a brief time as another system can produce some shower activity around here on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. The weather returns to generally dry and cool conditions for later Wednesday and Thursday as another high pressure system builds into the region…chilly weather for the Yankees home opener.
Read MoreThe week looks quite mild across northern Alabama with no big storms expected and temperatures at comfortable levels. Highs later today should be in the upper 60’s with plenty of sunshine and the middle 70’s are likely on Tuesday afternoon.
Read MoreThe week starts off unsettled as a cold frontal system slowly works its way through the area and it can produce occasional showers into the early afternoon hours. High pressure will take control on Tuesday, but only for a brief time as another system can produce some shower activity around here on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. The weather returns to generally dry and cool conditions for later Wednesday and Thursday as another high pressure system builds into the region…cool weather for the Nationals home opener.
Read MoreAfter a cold start to the day, it turns milder to end the work week with afternoon highs not too far from 60-degrees and the weekend should feature highs in the upper 60’s on Saturday and the lower 70’s on Sunday afternoon.
Read MoreAn overall milder weather pattern will bring us to near 70 degrees for highs by early next week and then potentially to the middle 70’s by the middle of next week. The next couple of days will be on the mild side and somewhat unsettled with the chance for showers on Saturday and Saturday night.
Read MoreWinds will be quite strong today from a northwesterly direction and can gust to 40 mph or so on the back side of a cold frontal system. High pressure takes control providing us with some sunshine to go along with the windy and chilly conditions as we close out the work week. A weak cold front can produce a shower or two on Saturday and it’ll turn somewhat cooler and breezy on Sunday ahead of the next cold front which can produce showers around here on Sunday night and Monday.
Read MoreWinds will be quite strong today from a northwesterly direction and can gust to 40 mph or so on the back side of a cold frontal system. High pressure takes control providing us with some sunshine to go along with the windy and chilly conditions after some lingering early day clouds. A weak cold front can produce a shower or two on Saturday and it’ll turn somewhat cooler and breezy on Sunday ahead of the next cold front which can produce showers around here on Sunday night and Monday.
Read MoreWinds will be quite strong today from a northwesterly direction and can gust to 40 mph or so on the back side of a cold frontal system. High pressure takes control providing us with some sunshine to go along with the windy and chilly conditions as we close out the work week. A weak cold front can produce a shower or two on Saturday and it’ll turn somewhat cooler and breezy on Sunday ahead of the next cold front which can produce showers around here on Sunday night and Monday.
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