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We often take for granted the vast array of tools at our disposal when it comes to weather observation and weather forecasting, and that makes it easy to forget just how incredible a lot of this technology is when you step back and break down how it all works. My specialty, for example, is doppler […]

After a nice enough day as far as January goes, featuring only patchy upper-level clouds and typical temperatures for this time of year, we’re back to freezing (and below) for tonight and into early Sunday morning. Heading into tomorrow, we start to see the “miss” part of the “hit or miss” Weekend, compared to how

The latest update from the NWS Climate Prediction Center continues to show a little more improvement in drought conditions across the area. There are no longer any portions of our 14 county viewing area listed in “Extreme” or “Exceptional” drought conditions. There remains a portion of southern Tennessee and north Alabama in our viewing area

Temperatures were downright disrespectful across the area early this morning! Check out the morning lows… all of our viewing area was near or into the single digits. A few places as cold as 1 DEGREE ABOVE ZERO. We will be cold again tonight, but not quite nearly as cold. Overnight lows look to range anywhere

We’ve been a little cloudy so far today across the Tennessee Valley. Temperatures started off in the mid to upper teens this morning, and we will reach the mid 20s by afternoon. As expected, a few very light snow flurries managed to sneak their way in south of the Tennessee River in north Alabama. The

Yes, it’s cold. And for the millionth time, no, just because I’m from up north does NOT mean I enjoy this! Haha. All jokes aside, continue to protect your pipes as well as yourself as you venture out the next few days. Limit your time outdoors (I probably don’t even have to tell you that)

Tennessee Valley Media Group is excited to announce that Tennessee Valley Weather has joined the new National Weather Network as a founding affiliate.  In development for over the past year, the National Weather Network is a collective of digital, social media, and OTT television weather channels from across the United States.  This new national partnership

Hopefully you enjoyed those 40s and near 50 temps of Yesterday… because their time in the Valley is over! With the impending arrival of truly frigid, Arctic (literally, it came from Siberia!) air, I thought I’d take a look today at simple, useful tips to counter the cold as we start to approach wind-chill values

Our Florence UNA camera this evening is a good example of what most all of us have been working with today – a gray drab day, with those showers off and on with cool temperatures (so far, upper 40s, a couple low 50s here and there); good sleeping weather, in other words. This moisture, of

We haven’t talked about it in a little bit because of being busy with winter storms, storm threats, and generally active weather for the last several days, but there are still drought conditions in place across the area. The good news, though, is that there has been some improvement. “Exceptional” level drought conditions are no