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Altoona, Alabama, United States (35952)
Lat: 34.03N  Lon: 86.31W   Zone: ALZ018   ICAO: KGAD
Currently
Overcast 45°
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Feels Like: 40°
Dew Point: 39°
Humidity: 81%
Winds: SSW 10 MPH
Pressure: 29.65 in.
Visibility: 10SM mi.
Almanac
Avg High: 66°
Avg Low: 39°
Sunrise: 6:56 AM CDT
Sunset: 6:52 PM CDT
Moon:
New Moon
High Yest: 52°
Low Yest: 45°
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Birmingham, Alabama.  Clouds have returned, and will stick around for the weekend.

Jerry Tracey

After sunshine for several hours during the day Friday, clouds have returned to the skies across central Alabama, and everything I am looking at suggests they will stay with us through the weekend.  The clouds are being caused by a dusturbance in the upper atmosphere over northwest Arkansas.  It will slide southeastward over the weekend and serve as the main player in our weather.  That means clouds will be our constant companions.  Area radars are also indicating some rain showers falling from the clouds, and I would keep an umbrella handy Saturday and Sunday.  I am not expecting any heavy or persistent rain, but at least a few showers are quite likely.  The clouds will prevent us from getting too chilly at night, but will also prevent much rise in temperatures during the days with highs both Saturday and Sunday in the low to middle 50’s.  There is a chance the clouds could even hang around through Monday, though I do think Tuesday will bring brighter skies and higher temperatures.

Posted by Jerry Tracey at March 12, 2010 09:32 PM
Conditions at Nearby Locations
Cullman (K3A1) Mostly Cloudy 41°
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Anniston (KANB) Mostly Cloudy 43°
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Birmingham (KBHM) Overcast 45°
Overcast
Fort Payne (K4A9) Light Drizzle 46°
Light Drizzle
Huntsville (KHSV) Overcast 46°
Overcast
Decatur (KDCU) Overcast 45°
Overcast
 

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