Too Many Clouds

The Tuesday afternoon video is on the server:

http://beta.abc3340.com/weather/video.hrb

The clouds over north Alabama today have kept us closer to 70, so this will not be the warmest day of the year for us. Still, nobody is griping. Feels really nice today.

Not much change to the forecast package for the next five days, expect maybe to decrease the chance of rain on Saturday.

A cold front comes through tomorrow with only a few scattered light showers during the morning. Temperatures return to normal levels on Thursday and Friday with a light freeze likely Friday morning.

A prolonged wet period will begin over the weekend. The GFS has backed off on the rain a bit for Saturday, but Sunday through Tuesday of next week looks very wet with periods of rain and a few thunderstorms. I still have concern flash flooding issues might come into play before the rain moves out at mid-week.

Don't forget the statewide tornado drill tomorrow... I will write more about this and post it here late tonight. This is severe weather awareness week in Alabama.

And, our Storm Alert 2005 show will be in Hanceville Thursday night at 7:00. Hope to see you there.

AND... thanks to Pastor Allen Atkins for the hospitality today down in Demopolis. I spoke to a large group of home schoolers and the parents at Fairhaven Baptist Church. After the show I managed to have time for a roast beef sandwich at MR. G's. Good stuff!