We’ll hang on to quiet weather through the weekend, but we are now looking at another severe weather threat for late Wednesday night and through much of the morning on Thursday… almost just like clockwork.
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Skies will eventually clear out today, but it will be cool and breezy. We’ll end the weekend on a much warmer and brighter note, before rain chances move in for each day of the work week.
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RADAR CHECK: A few showers are over the northern third of Alabama this afternoon under a deep upper trough rotating through the state. Some sleet and graupel have mixed with the rain in spots across the Tennessee Valley due to the very cold air aloft. Otherwise, the sky is mostly cloudy over North Alabama, with a partly to mostly sunny sky for the southern counties of the state.
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BLUSTERY: West winds will increase later today across Alabama, averaging 15-25 mph with higher gusts. A disturbance will bring some clouds into the state, along with a few spotty showers this afternoon mainly along and north of I-20. Temperatures won’t get out of the 50s over North Alabama, and some spots across the Tennessee Valley might even hold in the 40s all day.
Biologists from the U.S. Forest Service and Alabama Power are studying the life of the rush darter, a federally endangered fish native to Alabama, which can only be found in Jefferson, Etowah and Winston counties.
PLEASANT SPRING DAY: With a good supply of sunshine, temperatures are in the 60s over the northern half of Alabama this afternoon, with 70s for the southern counties. The sky will stay mostly fair tonight with a low not too far from 40 degrees.
