COULD THIS BE A PREVIEW OF SUMMER
An upper level ridge is in control of our weather pattern across Central Alabama, and this will bring us above average warmth and mainly dry conditions for at least the next few days. Skies at the midday hour are mainly clear, with a few small clouds floating overhead. Temperatures are already quite warm, and those will continue to rise into the lower to mid 80s across Central Alabama for afternoon highs. Those mostly clear skies will carry over into this evening and the overnight hours, and lows will be mild, in the upper 50s to the lower 60s across the area.
TEMPERATURES ACROSS CENTRAL ALABAMA AT 12:00 PM
At the midday hour, temperatures are up in the upper 70s to the lower 80s already across the area. The warm spots are currently Montgomery and Tuscaloosa at 82 degrees, with the cool spot being Prattville at 77 degrees (so I really wouldn’t call that cool).
FRIDAY’S WEATHER
The day tomorrow will be a near carbon-copy of today’s weather… A mix of sun and clouds with above average temperatures, as the ridge continues to hold in place over the southeast. Afternoon highs will be a little warmer, with mid to upper 80s expected across Central Alabama. Tomorrow evening will be a great night to head out on the town, as skies will be mostly clear, and lows are only expected to drop down into the upper 50s to the lower 60s.
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ON THIS DAY IN WEATHER HISTORY – April 13, 2006
The University of Iowa campus is hit by an F2 tornado. The storm severely damaged many buildings in the area, including a sorority and a local church. No fatailities were reported in the storm that caused more than $12 million in damage.
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