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Southeast U.S. Long Range Weather Forecast for
September 24th, 2016 - November 23rd, 2016
Includes Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, West Virginia, Virginia
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September 2016
24th-27th. Fair initially Mid-Atlantic, then more thunderstorms. Showery, breezy for Mississippi Valley.28th-30th. Sultry with a continued risk of showers, thunderstorms. Fair Virginia, West Virginia.
October 2016
1st-3rd. Thunderstorms spread east to Mississippi Valley.4th-7th. Fair skies.
8th-11th. Unsettled with rain. Gusty winds Mississippi Valley.
12th-15th. Pleasant weather. Fair, then increasingly cloudy skies.
16th-19th. Stormy weather, especially over Gulf Coastal States.
20th-23rd. Fair and windy Virginia, West Virginia. Very unsettled Mississippi Valley. Increasingly cloudy elsewhere.
24th-27th. Scattered showers, then becoming fair.
28th-31st. Turning stormy.
November 2016
1st-3rd. Clearing skies; colder temperatures. Frosts into the Southland.4th-7th. Unsettled and milder.
8th-11th. Pleasant weather.
12th-15th. Heavy showers, a few thunderstorms; gale-force winds along the coast.
16th-19th. Gusty winds, unseasonably cold. Mostly fair Mississippi River Valley, then becoming overcast, blustery.
20th-23rd. Fair in Mississippi Valley, points westward. Farther east, unsettled with rain.
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