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Powerlines Down

From Haleyville Police at 2:47 pm: Small hail in Haleyville. Powerlines down

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From NWS/Birmingham

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BIRMINGHAM AL 244 PM CST TUE NOV 13 2007 ALZ014-132115- WINSTON- 244 PM CST TUE NOV 13 2007 …SIGNIFICANT WEATHER ALERT FOR WINSTON COUNTY UNTIL 315 PM CST… AT 239 PM CST…NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE … Continue reading →

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Storms Northwest Alabama

That line of showers/thunderstorms over NW Alabama continues to push slowly toward the southeast. At 2:45 pm, the leading edge extended from North of Hamilton in Marion County northeastward to near Moulton, Decatur and Huntsville. Some of the heaviest rain … Continue reading →

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Storms Getting Closer

Early this afternoon, a rather broad band of showers and thunderstorms was moving SE through South Kentucky, Middle and Southwest Tennessee and Extreme Northeast Mississippi. Some were edging to Extreme Northwest Alabama near Waterloo. At 12:40 pm, some of the … Continue reading →

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Weather by the Numbers/Nov. 13

* 3.8 percent is how much of the Lower 48 had a snow cover this morning. Heavy snow fell at a number of locations in the NW USA over the weekend. * 14 inches of snow at Sylvania, Pennsylvania in … Continue reading →

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Weather Disasters

Weather disasters have played a significant part in world history. Some events have claimed thousands of lives and left thousands homeless. Monsoons in India wiped out thousands and thousands of lives over the years. We all know first hand about … Continue reading →

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Alabama Morning Lows/Updated

UPDATED AT MIDDAY FOR ADDITIONAL REPORTS AND NOTES Another cold morning in Alabama but there was a wide variation in temperature due to a marked temperature inversion. See notes at the end of this list. 21 Muscadine 22 Black Creek, … Continue reading →

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All About Cold Temperatures

ROUND-UP OF COLD TEMPERATURES FROM ALL OVER ALABAMA 22 Cottondale 23 Hamilton (NWS Co-op Observer, Black Creek) 24 Hamilton (33/40 Skywatcher, Vigo, Odenville) 25 Pinson, Ft. Payne, Mumford 26 Rainbow City, Crossville, Decatur, Concord/Hueytown line 27 Scottsboro, SW Huntsville, Talladega … Continue reading →

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Our Morning Freeze

Posting this under the “Winter” category although it is not quite winter yet–just feels like it. Weather people consider December, January and February as winter. James will have much more on his video discussion around 6 or so, but here … Continue reading →

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11 pm Late Look

A line of showers continues to move quickly toward the SE across North Alabama late tonight but the line was also breaking up. At 11 pm, the line was generally along the Fort Payne-Cullman-Double Springs-Winfield line. Behind the line, winds … Continue reading →

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