Yet another storm system will spread another band of clouds across the area tonight.  Light rain is possible late tonight, but rain is much more likely during the day Tuesday as a strong cold front marches eastward across the southern states.  It will turn sharply colder behind the front with lows falling to the 20’s by Tuesday night with highs in the 40’s on Wednesday, but gusty northwest winds will make wind chill a factor, especially Tuesday night into Wednesday. 

But that’s only part of the story in this very active weather week ahead.

 Computer model guidance continues to indicate the possibility of snow for parts of Alabama by late Thursday night and into Friday.  An area of low pressure will surge out of the Gulf, bringing moisture up and over the top of a cold airmass in place.  It’s far too early to pinpoint who might get snow, but the potential exists for accumulating snow in parts of Alabama late this week.  Stay tuned.

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