ABC 33/40 E-Forecast
ABC 33/40 E-FORECAST
Morning Edition For Tuesday June 27, 2006
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GET THE FRESHEST VEGETABLES AND FRUITS
AT A REAL FARMER'S MARKET!!
Why not shop for the freshest produce around?
Calhoun County has two fantastic farmer's markets for your shopping enjoyment. For both, take the Coldwater I-20 exit to Anniston.
On Wednesdays and Saturdays, come no later than 8:00 am to
1702 Noble Street.
There is a new market on Saturdays at Buckner Center at the former Fort McClellan. Take Highway 21 North in Anniston. This market does not begin selling until 8:00 am and closes at 12 noon. Brunch is served at the adjacent Terra Cafe.
For information, call (256) 237-1621 or 256-847-3300 or visit http://www.bucknercenter.com
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...Drier Days; Cooler Nights...
GOOD MORNING: Well, its not exactly a nip in the air, but compared to our recent muggy low 70s for morning lows. Things will get even a little nicer for the next two mornings when we will see low to middle 60s in most locations. That will seem quite brisk. Actually, the daytime highs will be right on normal and the lows only 4 degrees cooler than normal. But we will take it.
THE WEEK AHEAD : Dry conditions should prevail through Thursday as a dry northwesterly flow aloft continues over Alabama. A slight chance of storms will return on Friday, with only a slightly better chance on Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures through the weekend will be right around seasonal norms for this time of year in Alabama.
TROPICS: Low pressure over the Florida Peninsula extends eastward for a couple of hundred miles. Tropical development is still not expected, but it will continue to pump copious amounts of moisture into a stationary front over the Appalachians. It is a recipe for extended heavy rains and flooding. Flash flood watches blanket nearly the entire East Coast from Northeast Georgia to northern Vermont.
A PREVIEW OF THINGS TO COME: A large tropical wav is about 800 miles east of the Windward Islands. It is poorly organized and is not expected to develop. But our attention will increasingly turn toward this area as we head toward August for hurricane development.
ON THIS DATE IN 1901: : Fish fell from the sky at Tillers Ferry SC during a thunderstorm. According to the Monthly Weather Review, hundreds of fish could be spotted swimming between the rows of cotton.
ON THIS DATE IN 1995: Virginia experienced its worst flooding since Hurricane Camille as a 500 year flood affected Madison County. Upslope flow resulted in a huge stationary thunderstorm that stayed over the same area for eight hours. Up to twenty inches of rain fell. Three people died and 20 were injured in the flooding.
Bill Murray
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TODAY
Mostly sunny skies.
Afternoon High 89
WIND: NW 6-12
WEDNESDAY
A refreshing start. Then sunny and comfortably warm. Relatively low humidity.
Morning Low 63 Afternoon High 89
WIND: NW 5-10
THURSDAY
Continued mostly sunny with fairly low humidity.
Morning Low 64 Afternoon High 91
WIND: N 6-12
FRIDAY
Partly cloudy. A slight chance of a PM storm.
Morning Low 66 Afternoon High 90
WIND: W 5-10
SATURDAY
Partly cloudy. Just a tiny chance of a an afternoon or evening storm.
Morning Low 68 Afternoon High 89
WIND: W 5-10
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2006 AVP HOOVER OPEN PRESENTED BY VAULT
PRO BEACH VOLLEYBALL
JULY 13-16 at The Hoover Met
For Tickets, call (800) 240-2300
or visit http://www.avphoover.com
Pro Beach Volleyball is coming to Alabama! The Hoover Met is being
converted to a beach for Birmingham's biggest beach party. Come see
Olympic Gold Medalists Misty May and Kerri Walsh along with the greatest
volleyball player of all time, Karch Kiraly. Get your flip flops and tank tops
ready and make your plans to come to the Hoover Met July 13-16.
Be sure to order your tickets today. Single session tickets and all
tournament books are available at 800-243-2300 or by logging on to
http://www.avphoover.com. Tickets are also available at Bruno's, Food World,
and Food Max locations. For discounted group tickets (10 or more) call,
205-262-2832. Go to http://www.avphoover.com for all of the latest info.
The 2006 AVP Hoover Open presented by Vault - Pro Beach Volleyball!
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