Ready for a cool down? Tuesday's front pushes away the humidity and drops temperatures in Alabama

FIRST, THIS IS WVTM 13 WEATHER. YOU DON’T WANT TO RUSH IT, BUT THIS LOOKS SOMETHING LIKE MAYBE EARLY SEPTEMBER WOULD LOOK AT THAT SUN GOING DOWN OVER TUSCALOOSA COUNTY. A FEW CLOUDS IN THE VIEW HERE, BUT IT’S CRYSTAL CLEAR JUST ABOVE THE CLOUDS. YOU’VE GOT THAT ALMOST COBALT BLUE SKY OUT THERE. IT’S JUST BEEN BEAUTIFUL THIS AFTERNOON. IT’S 84 IN TUSCALOOSA WITH THE NORTHWEST WIND AND A DEW POINT THAT IS FALLING. SO IF YOU’VE BEEN WAITING TO CUT GRASS OR FARMER’S BEEN WAITING TO CUT HAY THE NEXT FEW DAYS, FANTASTIC FOR IT, ESPECIALLY EARLY BECAUSE TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO BE IN OUR FAVOR FOR THE NEXT LITTLE WHILE. 64 EARLY IN THE MORNING. THAT’S THE COOLEST SINCE EARLY JUNE. TOMORROW AFTERNOON, THE HIGH ONLY AT 85 AND THAT’S ABOUT 5 TO 6 DEGREES BELOW AVERAGE, DEPENDING ON WHERE YOU ARE HERE ACROSS THE STATE, 59 IN SOUTH SIDE IN THE MORNING, 62 AT MOODY AND FOREST, 64 AT CHELSEA TALLADEGA DOWN TO SYLACAUGA. I THINK WE’RE HOVERING RIGHT AROUND 60 TO 61 DEGREES, A LITTLE PATCHY FOG MAY DEVELOP IN A SPOT OR TWO WHERE THE WIND IS ABLE TO GO CALM, BUT IT LOOKS LIKE A FANTASTIC START TO YOUR WEDNESDAY AND WE’RE GOING TO FINISH IN A NICE WAY TO LOW TO MID 80S I THINK IN BIRMINGHAM, IN TOWN WE MAKE THE 85 MARK, BUT OUT TOWARD FOREST DALE HELENA MOODY TRUSSVILLE. CLAY GARDENDALE WE’RE PROBABLY HOVERING AROUND 81 TO 82 FOR MOST OF THE AFTERNOON. AND THEN YOU GET UP HERE TOWARD CULLMAN COUNTY IN NORTHWEST OVER TO HALEYVILLE, UP TOWARD THE SHOALS, AND THEN EVEN SOME OF THE HIGH TERRAIN IN NORTHEAST ALABAMA, LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, NOCCALULA FALLS PROBABLY WON’T EVEN GET THAT MUCH ABOVE 80 TOMORROW AFTERNOON. IF YOU EVEN MAKE IT TO 80 DEGREES. THE RAIN AND THUNDERSTORMS HAVE MOVED OUT FOR NOW, THERE IS ONE LONE DOWNPOUR JUST SOUTHEAST OF MONTGOMERY OVER THE SOUTHEAST PART OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AND THOSE ARE MOVING AWAY FROM US. IF YOU’VE BEEN WAITING FOR A FEW DRY DAYS, WELL, IT’S HERE AND IT’S HERE TO LAST FOR A WHILE, TOO, BECAUSE THERE IS NO RAIN WHATSOEVER IN THE FORECAST. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, WE’LL ADD SUNDAY AND THEN MAYBE A BRIEF SHOWER OR TWO EARLY NEXT WEEK. BUT THE OVERALL PATTERN IS ONE OF VERY HOT, VERY DRY WEATHER. AND THAT STARTS BUILDING AS EARLY AS FRIDAY. SEE HOW THE WIND IS COMING OUT OF THE NORTH HERE. THAT’S WHAT THOSE LITTLE LINES REPRESENT. THAT’S A BIG WHAT WE CALL A RIDGE DEVELOPING IN THE MIDDLE OF THE COUNTRY. BIG AREA OF HIGH PRESSURE. IT DOES TWO PRIMARY THINGS. IT MAKES IT HOT AND IT MAKES IT DRY. THAT’S THE PRIMARY CONTROLLING FACTOR AROUND HERE THROUGH AT LEAST THE FIRST HALF OF THE WEEKEND. BUT THEN THIS TROPICAL WAVE, DEPENDING ON HOW FAR NORTH IT CAN GET AND HOW THAT RIDGE INTERACTS WITH IT, IT MAY PROVIDE AT LEAST A FEW COOLING SHOWERS FOR PARTS OF THE STATE. BUT I REALLY THINK THE CHANCE OF RAIN WOULD BE BETTER WAY SOUTH OF BIRMINGHAM, PROBABLY EVEN MONTGOMERY SOUTHWARD GOING INTO THE WEEKEND. TOMORROW, THE HIGH AT 85 AFTER A BEAUTIFUL MORNING IN THE MORNING LOW AROUND 64. COMING UP ON THURSDAY MORNING. THEN WE START TO HEAT UP. IT’S BACK UP IN THE MID AND UPPER 90S WITH A BIT LESS HUMIDITY GOING I