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The remainder of the week will remain on the warm and humid side with highs generally in the upper 70’s to lower 80’s across northern Alabama. There will be the threat of showers and thunderstorms from time-to-time with higher probabilities coming later this week and during the upcoming holiday weekend.
Read MoreStrong upper-level ridging that was parked over the Four Corner states in recent days has shifted to the east and this re-positioning will allow warm, moist air from the Gulf region to flow northward into the nation’s mid-section. One result of this changing weather pattern will be a much-increased chance of significant precipitation all the from Texas to the Great Lakes, and this can include strong-to-severe thunderstorms at mid-week. Farther north, there will be another influx of cold, Canadian air and this can lead to accumulating snow and perhaps significant icing across portions of the Northern Plains and Great Lakes later in the week.
Read MoreIt turns quite breezy and noticeably milder today in the Mid-Atlantic region and it looks very warm for Tuesday and Wednesday with 80+ degrees on the table. The warmer weather this week will become quite unsettled as well with multiple chances of rain; especially, during the second half. In fact, the weekend will likely be unsettled as well with rain possible at times on Saturday and Easter Sunday.
Read MoreIt turns quite breezy and noticeably milder today in the Mid-Atlantic region and it looks very warm for Tuesday and Wednesday with 80 degrees on the table. The warmer weather this week will become quite unsettled as well with multiple chances of rain; especially, during the second half. In fact, the weekend will likely be unsettled as well with rain possible at times on Saturday and Easter Sunday.
Read MoreIt turns quite breezy and noticeably milder today in the Mid-Atlantic region and it looks very warm for Tuesday and Wednesday with 80 degrees on the table. The warmer weather this week will become quite unsettled as well with multiple chances of rain; especially, during the second half. In fact, the weekend will likely be unsettled as well with rain possible at times on Saturday and Easter Sunday.
Read MoreA strong cold front passes through the region this morning and north-to-northwest winds will kick up on its backside during the PM hours. Colder air will ride the winds into the Mid-Atlantic region setting us up for a chilly weekend. Temperatures on Saturday will likely do no better than the lower 40’s for afternoon highs despite plenty of sunshine and it stays on the cool side to close out the weekend. Much milder weather returns to the Mid-Atlantic region during the early and middle parts of next week as strong high pressure ridging that has been parked over the western US in recent days slides to this part of the country.
Read MoreA strong cold front passes through the region this morning and north-to-northwest winds will kick up on its backside during the PM hours. Colder air will ride the winds into the Mid-Atlantic region setting us up for a chilly weekend. Temperatures on Saturday will likely do no better than the lower 40’s for afternoon highs despite plenty of sunshine and it stays on the cool side to close out the weekend. Much milder weather returns to the Mid-Atlantic region during the early and middle parts of next week as strong high pressure ridging that has been parked over the western US in recent days slides to this part of the country.
Read MoreA strong cold front passes through the region this morning and north-to-northwest winds will kick up on its backside during the PM hours. Colder air will ride the winds into the Mid-Atlantic region setting us up for a chilly weekend. Temperatures on Saturday will likely do no better than the upper 40’s for afternoon highs despite plenty of sunshine and it turns a bit milder on Sunday close out the weekend. Much milder weather returns to the Mid-Atlantic region during the early and middle parts of next week as strong high pressure ridging that has been parked over the western US in recent days slides to this part of the country.
Read MoreThe next couple of days remain quite warm across northern Alabama, but a frontal passage will bring in somewhat cooler air for the weekend. We’ll warm up considerably during the early and middle parts of next week as strong high pressure ridging that has been parked over the western US in recent days slides to the eastern part of the nation.
Read MoreThe opener for the Phillies is scheduled for 4:15pm later today and it’ll become quite mild and breezy for their first game with high temperatures in the lower 70’s. A strong cold front closes in on the area later tonight and it’ll bring us periods of rain, maybe a thunderstorm, from later tonight into tomorrow morning. On the back side of the front, winds will shift to a north-to-northwest direction on Friday leading to a colder-than-normal weekend in the Mid-Atlantic region. Temperatures on Saturday will likely do no better than the low-to-mid 40’s for afternoon highs despite plenty of sunshine and it stays on the cool side to close out the weekend. Much milder weather returns to the Mid-Atlantic region during the early part of next week as strong high pressure ridging that has been parked over the western US in recent days slides in this direction.
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