Heat Levels Back Off Through Mid-Week
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The forecast mid-week cool down still looks good; the GFS MOS shows a high of 90 tomorrow, but only 84 Wednesday with a fresh north breeze and low humidity. That same model is spitting out 58 for Birmingham early Thursday morning; that sure sounds refreshing. Cooler spots should easily reach the mid 50s.
Despite a cold front dropping southward across Alabama tomorrow, it looks like moisture will be very limited, and there is only a small risk of a shower or storm for any one location. Wednesday and Thursday will be dry with those comfortable temperatures.
FRIDAY AND THE WEEKEND: The GFS continues the idea of a short wave impacting Alabama at the end of the week with a chance of showers and storms by Friday afternoon and Friday night. Showers are also possible on Saturday, but they should thin out on Sunday as a surface low associated with the wave moves east of Alabama.
VOODOO LAND: Still looks like fairly routine June weather for the last 8 days of the month, with temperatures near average values and a few scattered afternoon showers and storms mixed in just about every day. The tropics continue to show no sign of serious nervousness.
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