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Contrast across the South

7/24/2008 7:50 AM

A cold front that sparked strong storms in the East on Wednesday will push into the South today, creating a contrast across the region.

A northwesterly flow behind the front will bring dry air to the Carolinas and northern parts of Georgia and Alabama.

South of the front, the hot and humid air will spark another round of strong thunderstorms.

The AccuWeather.com Hurricane Center reports that Tropical Storm Dolly has moved into Mexico today; however, there will be some lingering strong surf along the Louisiana coast.

The East Regional News story reports high pressure has allowed unseasonably cool air to move into the East behind the front. The combination tonight of clear skies and calm winds will result in unusually cool lows that could set new records.

City	Avg.	Thurs.	Fri.	Sat.	Sun.
Raleigh	89	90	92	92	92
Charlotte	90	92	93	92	92
Nashville	89	90	88	88	93
Atlanta	90	90	90	90	94
New Orleans	91	93	93	91	92
Charleston	91	92	93	92	92
Orlando	93	90	92	91	92