Windy And Cooler Tomorrow; Still Dry
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SEVERE CLEAR: What a fine March day across Alabama. A cloudless sky for the northern counties, with temperatures generally in the 50s at mid-afternoon. Tonight will be clear and chilly with a low in the mid 30s early tomorrow.
COOL BREEZE: The sky will stay sunny tomorrow, but the day will be windy and cool with a high in the low to mid 50s; a gusty northwest wind of 15-25 mph will make it feel colder. Then, as the wind dies down tomorrow night, a freeze is likely by early Thursday; most places will see a low in the 28-32 degree range.
We warm to near 60 Thursday afternoon, followed by 70 degrees Friday.
MILD WEEKEND: Still looks like we will enjoy the warmest weather so far in 2013 this weekend, with highs generally in the mid 70s Saturday and Sunday. The sky will be partly sunny both days, and while I guess we might consider the mention of a shower over far North Alabama Sunday afternoon, it sure looks like most of the state will be dry.
NEXT WEEK: A few showers could show up Monday and Tuesday, but the GFS shows a weak system with limited dynamic support and limited moisture, so rain won’t be heavy at all, and there is no risk of severe weather.
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