Storms Over The Tennessee Valley
**No afternoon Weather Xtreme video today due to travel**
QUICK NOTES: I will be in the field this afternoon as we look back on 4.27.11….
*Isolated storm are forming over the Tennessee Valley at mid-afternoon… see the radar below…
Showers and storms should be confined to the far northern part of Alabama this evening, and they will fade away as the sun goes down. A strong storm is possible, but severe weather is not expected.
OUR WEEKEND: An upper ridge will grow stronger, meaning a sunny, warm weekend for Alabama. Look for a high in the mid 80s tomorrow, followed by upper 80s Sunday.
NEXT WEEK: The weather still looks warm and mostly dry with the upper ridge overhead, and the primary storm track well to the north. We might see a shower or two along the way, but they should be few and far between. Highs will remain generally in the 80s.
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Category: Alabama's Weather
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