Dry Days Ahead; Lower Humidity Levels
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RADAR CHECK: We have a handful of widely scattered storms on radar this afternoon ahead of a surface front near I-20. The showers are south of I-20, and most communities are rain-free. Lower dewpoints/drier air is moving into North Alabama following the front; the dewpoint has dropped to 61 at Muscle Shoals, and dry air be our weather story for the rest of the week.
RAIN-FREE: We project sunny days, fair cooler nights, and low humidity tomorrow through Friday. Highs in the 86-89 degree range, with early morning lows well down in the 60s. The cooler spots should see upper 50s. Showers will be confined to the far southern tier of counties, and even there they will be widely spaced.
OUR WEEKEND: The chance of rain is so small it really isn’t worth the mention now… expect partly sunny days and fair nights this weekend with highs mostly in the upper 80s. And, the dry weather should continue into early next week as our very benign weather pattern continues.
TROPICS: NHC has a 30 percent chance of the wave developing over the far eastern Caribbean; if by chance it does develop, it will turn north well east of the U.S. mainland due to the upper trough over the eastern part of the nation. Nothing at all threatening the Gulf of Mexico. See the Weather Xtreme video for the maps, graphics, and details.
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