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Running a tad late this morning. Been a busy week as I enjoyed speaking to the group at Math Night at Elvin Hill Elementary School in Columbiana on Tuesday night and then participating along with Jeff Speegle in the career day event at Riverchase Middle School.
Looks like most of Alabama will have a great daytime Saturday as clouds mass to our west. A fairly strong storm system will be rolling through the state tonight. The Storm Prediction Center has a large area outlooked for slight risk severe to our west but it does not apppear that we'll see severe weather tonight. Perhaps a squall line will affect the state after midnight with some rumbles of thunder and rainfall on the order of one to one and a half inches. Rain should be exiting the eastern side of the state by early Sunday afternoon.
A second short wave comes by on Monday but it looks like it will be starved for moisture through there is an outside chance for a shower. Slight cool down in store for Monday but then temperatures moderate once again as we stay in a Pacific air mass. Can't help but wonder with all those cold temperatures that JB writes about when the dam will break and we'll see some really cold weather. But for the moment, the models are not suggesting that through the next week or so.
Another system rolls through on Thursday with a wet day but once again not much temperature change.
Hope you are able to get out and enjoy this beautiful late January day. God bless.
-Brian-
on January 28, 2006, 11:48 am
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