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Friday Afternoon January 27, 2012
Forecaster: J.B. Elliott
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I hope you do not mind five days in a row, counting today, with no severe weather. Indeed, we will see a long visit by the old sun ball each day from Saturday all the way through Tuesday. This will be due to the colder air that overspread the state last night after the storms. Afternoons will be fairly comfortable, mostly in the upper 50s over the weekend and low to mid 60s next week. We look for the old thermometer to sneak downward slightly below the freezing mark both Sunday and Monday mornings with a low each morning around 29 or 30. Some of the northeast Alabama valleys could chill as low as 25.
OUR NEXT RAIN: Well, we have to mention it because it is a part of the 7 Day Forecast. We look for scattered showers and maybe a thunderstorm as early as next Wednesday and also on Thursday. However, we don't think it will be anywhere near as much rain as we had yesterday. This is due to the approach of another cold front later Wednesday only to see it stall across Central Alabama next Thursday.
Becoming mostly sunny and cooler.
Patches of early morning fog. A mostly sunny day.
An early morning light freeze A sunny day.
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