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Conditions drying slowly tonight
Posted 5:09 PM 1/26/2020 by Meteorologist Matt Callihan
THE FORECAST:
Tonight and Tomorrow: Dreary conditions continue through the evening, with spotty to isolated light showers possible until midnight. The rain chances will diminish from west to east tonight. Clouds will stay overhead to allow overnight lows (More)
1/25/2020
Showers return Sunday
Posted 5:47 PM 1/25/2020 by Meteorologist Matt Callihan
THE FORECAST:
Tonight and Tomorrow: High pressure will keep slowly departing our area toward the east, opening the door to a system that will move in late tonight into Sunday. Clouds will continue to increase tonight, with showers pushing through after (More)
1/24/2020
Sunny skies through the day
Posted 8:08 AM 1/24/2020 by Meteorologist Matt Callihan
THE FORECAST:
Today and Tonight: High pressure slides into our area today behind the system that brought showers on Thursday. This means clearing skies through the morning, with sunny skies overhead by 10 AM. This will stay the course through the day, as temperatures break (More)
1/23/2020
Rainy Thursday ahead, will it break for weekend?
Posted 1:36 PM 1/23/2020 by Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus
Times of rain are expected on Thursday. Fortunately, the culprit storm system will only stick around for about 12 hours and will clear the area in time for your Friday.
5:40am: Do expect a rather messy morning drive. A moderate batch (More)
1/22/2020
Clouds thickening, precipitation to arrive late Wednesday
Posted 1:08 PM 1/22/2020 by Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus
After another dry day, rain will return to the area. No more freezing temperatures are in the 7-Day forecast.
THE FORECAST:
Today and Tonight: Dry surface air will keep rain chances minimal through the daylight hours of your Wednesday. However, moisture returning to (More)
1/21/2020
Just months after record long flood, Mississippi River rising again
Posted 5:47 AM 1/22/2020 by Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus
If you feel like we just stopped talking about this, you feel right. In the climate cycle, a lot can happen in five months. We experience a variety of changes from heat to cold and dry spells to flood events. However, in the water cycle, five months is a short time.
(More)...1/20/2020
WEATHER ALERT for fifth freeze of the winter tonight
Posted 5:50 AM 1/21/2020 by Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus
A large area of cold Canadian high pressure will dominate the weather patter over the next three days and cooler air has fully spread over the southeastern United States. Overnight low temperatures will hover near freezing with tonight's low being the coldest of the week.
A freeze warning (More)
