Dry Air Arrives Tomorrow
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ONE MORE DAY OF STORMS: SPC has a slight risk of severe weather up today for a large part of Alabama as an upper trough lifts the tropical air over the state. Storms later today could pack a punch, and produce heavy rain, some hail, and gusty winds. Watch the Weather Xtreme video and you will see the risk area is along and south of a line from Huntsville to Tuscaloosa. Otherwise, today will be warm and muggy with a high in the mid 80s.
A CHANCE TO DRY OUT: Dry air moves into the state tonight, and it sure looks like most communities will be dry tomorrow with lower humidity, and a high around 80 degrees. We will be down in the upper 50s by daybreak Saturday.
We are still forecasting a dry weekend, with sunny warm days, clear pleasant nights, and low humidity values. Our first rain-free weekend in a while.
NEXT WEEK: Dry weather continues Monday, but we will phase in the risk of widely scattered afternoon showers and storms by Tuesday and Wednesday as moisture slowly returns.
VOODOO LAND: Nothing really unusual shows up into mid-June; no sign of any early season tropical activity, and routine warm and humid conditions are likely with the standard risk of an afternoon shower or storm in a few spots each day.
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