The Wednesday afternoon video update is ready for viewing:
http://beta.abc3340.com/weather/video.hrb
A quick peek shows the cold front about at the northwest corner of Alabama at 2:30 p.m. Temperatures have dropped into the 40s over much of Tennessee.
Much colder air will overspread the state tonight, and we will be close to freezing by daybreak. Tomorrow will be a rather raw day, with strong northwest winds gusting to 25 mph, lingering clouds during the morning, and maybe even morning snow flurries over northeast Alabama. Temperatures will struggle to reach the mid 40s. The northeast corner of the state should hold in the 30s all day.
A significant freeze is ahead for early Friday, and we still expect most places to drop into the 20 to 25 degree range. The colder north Alabama valleys could reach the upper teens.
SUNDAY-MONDAY RAIN: Still looks wet beginning Sunday and into the first part of next week. Some good one to two inch rains are likely. Maybe some thunder, but severe weather looks unlikely at this point.
FEB 16-18: The GFS tries to move an impluse here toward the middle or end of next week, with some cold air not too far to the north. Looks like all rain at this point, but models never handle cold air very well in a split flow. Will be interesting to watch how that unfolds.
See the video for the other good stuff.
Had a great trip to Centre today to see the 5th graders. Always good to have J.B. in the saddle on a day like this while I am on a long road trip like that. Think I might try a little of that good looking cake they gave me!
http://beta.abc3340.com/weather/video.hrb
A quick peek shows the cold front about at the northwest corner of Alabama at 2:30 p.m. Temperatures have dropped into the 40s over much of Tennessee.
Much colder air will overspread the state tonight, and we will be close to freezing by daybreak. Tomorrow will be a rather raw day, with strong northwest winds gusting to 25 mph, lingering clouds during the morning, and maybe even morning snow flurries over northeast Alabama. Temperatures will struggle to reach the mid 40s. The northeast corner of the state should hold in the 30s all day.
A significant freeze is ahead for early Friday, and we still expect most places to drop into the 20 to 25 degree range. The colder north Alabama valleys could reach the upper teens.
SUNDAY-MONDAY RAIN: Still looks wet beginning Sunday and into the first part of next week. Some good one to two inch rains are likely. Maybe some thunder, but severe weather looks unlikely at this point.
FEB 16-18: The GFS tries to move an impluse here toward the middle or end of next week, with some cold air not too far to the north. Looks like all rain at this point, but models never handle cold air very well in a split flow. Will be interesting to watch how that unfolds.
See the video for the other good stuff.
Had a great trip to Centre today to see the 5th graders. Always good to have J.B. in the saddle on a day like this while I am on a long road trip like that. Think I might try a little of that good looking cake they gave me!
on February 9, 2005, 5:33 pm
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