So, What's Next?

FORECAST:


Tuesday: Sunny. Mild. High 60, Low 36


Wednesday: Increasing clouds with a 40% chance of showers. High 61, Low 41


Thursday: Showers likely. High 64, Low 52


EXTENDED OUTLOOK:


Friday: Mostly sunny. High 53, Low 37


Saturday: Sunny. High 50, Low 28


Sunday: Sunny. High 47, Low 25


Monday: Mostly sunny. High 51, Low 29

NOTES:

Here we have a list of rainfall totals from the overnight flash flooding.

And with a heavy heart, I pass along the preliminary surveys from down close to Birmingham. Those folks sure didn't need this. Two confirmed deaths from that strong tornado. Hit twice in less than a year . . . I don't even know what to say about that except.

DISCUSSION:



It was a very interesting day today, weather-wise . . . in the wee hours of this morning, we had some flooding problems, and our neighbors in the Nashville area had widespread wind damage. Our neighbors in the Birmingham area . . . well, I'm sure you've heard by now . . . sad stuff. Moving right along. Our High in Huntsville today was 64. Skies did clear out this morning rather quickly. We might see some fog tonight, just by the way. Low so far is 52, which we're at now.

Tomorrow is looking nice, though. Just sunny with a High around 60. No gusty winds like we had today.

Wednesday - actually could start Tuesday night - as a warm front moves our way, we bring back rain chances. I see no evidence for strong thunderstorms at this point - mainly just rain. And this rain should last into Thursday before a cold front pushes through on Friday, clearing us out and cooling us back into the 50's for Highs and 30's for Lows. This weekend a reinforcing cool front should come through, and on Sunday we might actually stay in the mid to upper 40's. Lows this weekend in the mid to upper 20's. Plenty of sunshine. Maybe a few clouds coming back Monday but still looking like seasonable temperatures.

That sounds refreshing.

We will have to watch for some flash flooding potential on Wednesday and Thursday though, since we've gotten more than our fair share of rain lately.

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