A Refreshing Change
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Check out the dewpoint parade this morning…
Birmingham 67
Muscle Shoals 63
Nashville 60
That drier air will continue to work southward today, and will set the stage for some very comfortable weather for mid-August through tomorrow. Highs in the 87 to 90 degree range, low humidity, and cool nights. We will drop into the low 60s early tomorrow and Sunday, and the cooler spots should get down into the 50s. We will be close to our record low of 60 early Sunday morning (set in 1953).
While most of the weekend will be dry, we will go ahead and mention the chance of a shower or storm late Sunday with moisture returning.
NEXT WEEK: Excessive heat won’t be a problem next week… on several days the high could be below 90 thanks to clouds and showers. We will go ahead and mention a chance of showers and storms each day; we will have to wait to fine tune that daily forecast as the situation becomes more clear, but, the idea is that a fairly moist airmass will hover over Alabama next week with a broad upper trough across the Deep South. I think some communities will pick up some decent rain amounts next week.
TROPICS: Sure it quite out there, although NOAA and Colorado State forecast teams have upped their hurricane forecast for the year.
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