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January Climate Recap 2021 started with above average temperatures and slightly below average rainfall and snowfall. Only eight days during the month were cooler than average so the relative warmth was fairly persistent through the month. The exceptions were a week-long spell of cool weather during the second week of the month and a couple…

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I’ve been keeping a close eye on Monday, January 11, for several days as the calls for “more than snow flurries” increase (yep, I hear you even if there’s nothing I can do about it!). The overall pattern is somewhat intriguing given a generally favorable track for low pressure across the southern Gulf Coast states…

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Over the last week we saw quite a few showers and storms across the area, some with very intense rainfall that produced multiple inches of rain in spots. Our temperatures over the last week have sat near normal, so that’s good! Near average temperatures will continue for the next few days before potentially dropping to…

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Overview Over the past week or so we have been under a repetitive pattern with below or near average temperatures and pop up thunderstorms. As we move into the middle of July, we will really be feeling a ‘dog days of summer’ vibe with much lower rain chances and above average temperatures. This is due…

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Tuesday night into Wednesday  While we have had a rather active afternoon across western Tennessee today, things have finally started to calm down. The remainder of the light rain has left the metro area and the skies are starting the clear up as we continue into Tuesday night as the cold front finally moves through.…

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The Big Picture GFS model run Monday-Friday PM. Attention should be brought to the strong high that remains locked over the Atlantic. (Tropical Tidbits) The typical summer time pattern of afternoon pop-up storms is going to come into full swing over the next few days. This is thanks to a strong high building up over…

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Winter weather is now behind us for a while it appears! I can hear your collective sigh of relief  (especially you parents with kids at home most, or all, week!). Warmer temperatures are ahead, starting with this weekend’s 60s. Though it won’t be quite that warm all week, I think we’ll take a good deal…

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The atmosphere has been unsettled over the Mid-South for the last several days, with continued rain and thunderstorm chances as a frontal boundary has meandered across the region. This front passed through the metro area Friday night, leaving behind much cooler temperatures and occasional showers Saturday. However, it will lift back north Saturday night, as…

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