Author name: Chase Wilson

Today has been one day of what will prove to be many that are just wonderful – with highs mostly in the 70s today and clear, serene skies, there is certainly very little reason to complain as far as outdoor conditions are concerned. Day and night are both beautiful and clear – tonight we’ll get […]

The last couple weeks have been rather unseasonably warm to some extent across the Tennessee Valley – and the country – for Fall (though, if you’ve lived here for any amount of time, you’ll know these seasonal transitions take some time once you get further south than the Mason-Dixon line), and as a result we’ve

Today has by all accounts been a very nice day, especially by October standards – we’ve held steady with relatively mild warmth (upper-70s to lower-80s) as well as good, clean air qualities today with minimal cloud cover and relatively lower moisture with those dewpoints in the 50s for now. This minimal moisture is due to

Well, it’s no doubt that today was the beginning of the more active pattern that we’re expecting over the next several days. Already through this Afternoon we’ve seen a pretty decent handful of showers and thunderstorms develop across the area, with some particularly heavy rain rates at times in the Shoals, towards Huntsville, and out

Well, after a few stray morning showers that we saw from that increasing moisture in the region, we recovered nicely and cleared out for another beautiful Sunday with widespread upper 80s having been the story for most of us. Skies were mostly clear despite that atmospheric moisture with only some patchy upper level clouds, but

After a rather unsettled beginning to the Weekend, I for one have no complaints as to how our Sunday has been – the skies have been as blue as can be and we’ve really had a nice taste of fall today with those absolutely mild 70s being the story for most all of us, especially

It was another classic August day today, with mid-upper 80s being the story for a majority of us, though some of us did hit 90 and even exceed it by a degree or two today. We also stayed dry as a bone (and will tonight as well, so be sure to take full advantage of

On this day 33 years ago, among the most defining Hurricanes (debatably until Katrina) of American Meteorological History impacted mainland USA – striking Miami directly. Seen in the image attached is a rare view from a radar located at the National Hurricane Center – in fact, an old WSR-57 that was digitalized after nearly 25

Here in the Tennessee Valley, we’re certainly no stranger to severe weather and tornadoes – indeed, from March to May, many of us are constantly vigilant regarding storms and severe weather, as many of the most impactful systems come during this timeframe. However, some of us may remember some equally memorable events that happened in

With those patchy fair weather cumulus clouds and that UV index around 10, this Weekend has started about like you’d expect as far as August is concerned. 80s and near 90 was the story for most all of us and humidity hasn’t gone anywhere, but a decent breeze (gusts to 10mph) has helped to provide