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Not a great deal of change to our thinking on the weather pattern for the next week as the main topic remains the ridge which is currently located just to our west. The ridge maintains a hold on our weather pattern through mid-week so there is very little chance for any rain.
The ridge flattens a little in response to a trough moving by in the main westerly flow on Thursday. This will allow a weak front to sag into the Tennessee River Valley by Friday which is currently the best looking day for any showers. However, the showers will still be of the scattered, diurnal variety, so no widespread rains in the foreseeable future.
The front and scattered shower potential will remain with us through the weekend. By the Sunday-Monday time frame, the ridge begins to build stronger across the eastern half of the country promising so potentially hot weather for week two along with the standard summer-ish forecast of scattered showers.
So little change over the next 10 to 14 days with highs pretty much dancing in the vicinity of 90 and morning lows around 65 to 70.
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