From WHNT Meteorologist Alan Raymond- 8:36 AM Tuesday February 9, 2010
Cold Front Moving Through the Tennessee Valley
Alan's Tuesday Morning Forecast:
That cold rain we saw earlier this morning will continue to exit the Tennessee Valley over the next couple of hours, exiting just after noon. Cold air will rush in behind a front that is now situated around Moulton. The front should make it past Huntsville at or just a bit before noon and then finally into Georgia by early afternoon. Temperatures will say in the lower 40's and then slowly fall as we progress through the afternoon hours. Wednesday morning will be rather cold with lows in the low 20's and highs in the afternoon only up into the upper 30's. Thursday we will remain chilly. Friday there will be a chance of a few isolated snow showers.
Today: Rain Early. Mostly Cloudy. High 41 (Falling in the 30's for the afternoon). Wind: SE/NW 10-20.
Thursday: Increasing Clouds. High 43.
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