Author Archives: Brian Peters
Warm and Dry for Mid-September
Dry and continued warm weather will occur today and well into the week ahead with afternoon highs in the lower half of the 90s. A weak front along with increasing moisture levels at the end of the week will lead to isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms. Continue reading
Warm, Dry for the Weekend
Florence remained a tropical storm this morning as it drifts through South Carolina continuing to produce storm surge on coastal areas of the Carolinas and maintaining heavy rain over portions of North and South Carolina. Alabamians waking up to a … Continue reading
WeatherBrains 660: Smells Like Glade Plugins
In this edition of WeatherBrains, the gang discusses hurricanes with returning WeatherBrain, Dr. Marshall Shepherd. Continue reading
Unsettled, Rainy Next Several Days
Unsettled weather is forecast for Central Alabama for the next several days as a weak frontal boundary takes up residence across the Southeast US. High temperatures will generally be in the lower half of the 80s through mid-week. Continue reading
Summer-like Today; Rain Chances Go Up Late Sunday
Summer-like weather for your Saturday with highs climbing into the lower 90s and only isolated showers or thunderstorms. Rain chances head upward late Sunday and Monday as a frontal system moves into the Southeast US. Temperatures will drop back with highs in the 80s. Continue reading
Mainly Isolated Storms Today and Labor Day
Isolated showers and thunderstorms are forecast for Central Alabama today and Labor Day with highs in the lower 90s. Weather by mid-week will depend highly on the track and development of an area of disturbed weather now approaching the Bahamas. Continue reading
Scattered Storms Continue
A large upper ridge remains in place across the eastern US keeping Alabama in a warm and moist pattern with daily chances for showers and storms. Highs will be at or near the 90-degree mark for the weekend and much of the week ahead. Continue reading
WeatherBrains 658: Direct from NWA & St. Louis
This edition of WeatherBrains comes from the annual meeting of the National Weather Association being held in St. Louis, MO. Continue reading
Mostly Dry and Warm
Today and into the first of the week ahead it is expected to be warm and mostly dry with highs in the lower half of the 90s. While an isolated shower will be possible, better chances for rain come for the latter part of the week due to a combination of afternoon heating, a stalling frontal boundary, and increased moisture. Continue reading
Several Dry Days Ahead
Dry with a slow warming trend will occur across Central Alabama thanks to a large upper ridge over the eastern US. High temperatures will gradually warm from near 90 today and Sunday into the lower half of the 90s for the week ahead. Continue reading
