Unseasonably Chilly for a Few Days

Patchy Frost Possible, Thursday Morning

An unseasonably chilly weather pattern is setting in for the Tennessee Valley through the middle of the week. The sky will clear tonight and as it does it will allow temperatures to fall to near 40 by morning. Even with abundant sunshine, it will be quite chilly on Wednesday with afternoon highs only near 65.

Wednesday night and Thursday morning will be our coldest mornings in several weeks with lows dropping back into the 30s in many locations. With a clear sky, light wind and recent rainfall, patchy frost will be possible, especially in sheltered valleys.

It will begin to turn warmer as we head through the weekend. The humidity will also be increasing. By Sunday afternoon and evening, a few isolated pop-up storms will become possible and that trend will continue into next week.


Tennessee Valley Day-By-Day Forecast

This Evening
Mainly Cloudy with Rain Ending
Some clearing beginning in NW AL
Temps in the 50s/40s
Winds: NW-N 5-10

Tonight
Clearing Sky and Cold
Low: 41 Wind: NNW Light-5

Wednesday
Sunny and Cool
Low: 41 High 65 (N-NE 10-15)

Thursday
Sunny
Low: 39 High: 69 (Light and Variable)

Friday
Variably Cloudy
Low: 47 High: 74 (NW 5-15)

Saturday
Partly Cloudy, Warmer and More Humid
Low: 50 High: 80 (S-SW 5-15)

Sunday
Partly Cloudy with an Isolated PM Storm
Rain Chance (10%)
Low: 60 High 83 (SW 10-15)

Monday
Partly Cloudy, Warm and Humid with Afternoon Pop-Up Storms
Rain Chance (20%)
Low: 63 High: 86 (SW 5-10)


Tuesday
Partly Cloudy, Warm and Humid, Few Pop-Up Afternoon Storms
Rain Chance (20%)
Low: 65 High: 89 (SSW 5-15)

Wednesday
Variably Cloudy, Warm and Humid with PM Showers and Thunderstorms
Rain Chance (60%)
Low: 67 High 87 (SW 10-15)

Thursday
Mostly Sunny, Seasonal and Less Humid
Low: 54 High 76 (NW 5-10)

Thanks for reading,

“Doppler” Dale