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Showers Are Widely Spaced This Afternoon

| April 12, 2017 @ 3:18 pm

RADAR CHECK: As expected, we have a few random, widely spaced showers and storms across the southern two-thirds of Alabama this afternoon south of surface front; the showers are drifting to the southwest.

Away from the showers, we have a mix of sun and clouds with temperatures in the upper 70s and lows 80s. Showers will end this evening once the sun goes down.

TOMORROW THROUGH THE EASTER WEEKEND: The surface front over far North Alabama will dissipate, and with the upper ridge holding strong, the weather looks warm and mostly dry on these four days. Partly to mostly sunny days, fair pleasant nights. Highs in the 81-85 degree range; early morning lows between 58 and 62. There will be a slow moisture increase over the weekend, but warm air aloft associated with the ridge means only a tiny risk of any one spot seeing a shower.

NEXT WEEK: A surface front will drift down toward the Alabama/Tennessee border, and we will mention the chance of scattered showers Monday and Tuesday, but rain amounts won’t be especially heavy. The rest of the week looks warm and dry as the benign pattern continues. See the Weather Xtreme video for maps, graphics, and more details.

BARONS HOME OPENER: First pitch is tonight at 7:05p CT at Regions Field in Birmingham as the Barons host the Montgomery Biscuits… just a small risk of a shower during the first few innings of the game, otherwise mostly fair and very pleasant with temperatures falling through the 70s.

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