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Storms Fewer In Number So Far

| June 19, 2014 @ 3:32 pm

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RADAR CHECK: The radar across North/Central Alabama as expected is not as active today. There are showers and storms around, but they are widely spaced.

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Storms could still form over the next several hours, but after sunset the air will become more stable and the showers fade away. Temperatures are mostly in the 89-92 degree range this afternoon.

TOMORROW AND THE WEEKEND: The upper ridge over the Deep South will slowly weaken and move west, which will open the door for a slow increase in the number of showers and storms. But, still the activity will be scattered, and mostly during the afternoon and evening hours. Expect a mix of sun and clouds each day with a high around 90 degrees…. very similar to the weather conditions we have seen so far this week.

NEXT WEEK: The upper high moves to northern Mexico, which should open the door for a relatively unsettled week with scattered to numerous showers and storms each day with a limited amount of sun. Highs will drop back into the upper 80s due to the increased clouds and showers.

GULF COAST WEATHER: About 7 to 9 hours of sunshine each day for the Gulf Coast from Panama City west to Gulf Shores through the weekend, with the usual risk of scattered storms. Highs on the immediate coast will be in the upper 80s, with low 90s inland. The sea water temperature this afternoon at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab is 88 degrees, as warm as we have see it all year.

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