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Dry Through Monday

| March 20, 2009 @ 6:08 am | 8 Replies

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PLEASANT DAYS, CHILLY NIGHTS: Last night’s dry cold front brought a surge of cool, dry air into Alabama last night, and will prolong our dry spell into early next week. We expect afternoon highs mostly in the 67 to 70 degree range each day through Sunday with a sunny sky. Tomorrow morning we will be close to 40 degrees, with 30s possible for colder valleys along with a little scattered light frost. The dry weather will last into early next week, although moisture levels will slowly increase on Monday and Tuesday.

TO THE WEST: A significant outbreak of severe weather is possible across the Southern Plains Monday, then shifting eastward on Tuesday to places like Tulsa, Shreveport, and Little Rock. That system will impact Alabama on Wednesday of next week; too early to determine if we will have a big severe weather problem, but for now it looks unlikely with the upper support pulling away to the northeast. Some beneficial rain is likely.

LONG RANGE: Details are a little muddy beyond Wednesday, but confidence is growing in the general idea. Another system will bring another round of rain and storms either Thursday or Friday, followed by a sharp change to colder weather over the following weekend (March 28-29). We, most likely, will have at least one or two mornings with lows in the 20s, but still too early for specifics.

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