Radar is a little active on this Thursday morning with scattered showers and thunderstorms spinning around a weak upper-level disturbance crossing the area. These storms aren’t too much in the way of trouble, but there is a low-end Level 1 of 5 risk of severe storms for the late morning to early afternoon that clips […]

If you’ve been out and about this Weekend, you’ll know it was a little cool, a tad dreary, and generally not what one would call “Spring-like” – but fret not, because it’s coming back soon. To kick off our look at the forecast, the news is good – we won’t be having so much in

Despite those somewhat milky grey skies, we haven’t had a terrible weather day as far as early March goes – with those upper-50s and some of us in NW AL tipping the scales at 60, it’s been a nice enough day for those outdoor errands and for those of us who want a cozy day

Sunshine returns to the Tennessee Valley today, but we are still firmly in the clutches of chilly air. It will continue to be breezy today with northwest winds of 7 to 13 mph that may gust as high as 20 mph at times. That might make the daytime highs of the upper 40s to lower

Monday is off to a pretty great start here in the Tennessee Valley. Temps will warm in to the low to mid 60s this afternoon with a southerly breeze. The air is still very dry today, which means we will be rain free and you should continue to avoid burning anything outdoors. Lows tonight will

Now that we’re headed into March, it probably won’t come as a surprise to any of you to hear that we’re keeping this slightly more active pattern around – we’ve of course been no stranger to severe weather events of one variety or another over these last few months, and as we’ve been discussing in

As far as ways to start the Weekend go, today was not a bad example at all – we managed a handful of lower 60s today (though many of us stuck around the upper 50s), and we were treated to partly cloudy skies. In some ways today was also a “chapstick weather” kind of day,

Today is the last day of February, and while that also means we close the door on the month and head into March tomorrow, we also transition from meteorological winter to meteorological spring. We’ve already hit the low 80s in parts of the area for the first time this year just earlier this week, and

The latest update this morning from the NWS Storm Prediction Center has placed all of our region in a risk for potential severe storms for Tuesday, March 4th. Locally speaking here in the Tennessee Valley, the latest data suggests our threat will be during the late evening and overnight hours of Tuesday night into the