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Strong Storms Moving North from the Gulf
Strong storms on the leading edge of a complex of storms that have pushed out of the Gulf are moving north, and severe thunderstorm warnings have been issued ahead of it including parts of Pike, Bullock, Macon, Montgomery, Russell, and Barbour Counties. Continue reading
Sunday Weather Brunch: Heat Backs off a Bit, Rain Chances Increase
Rain is returning to Alabama after a notable absence of a couple of weeks. We will take it. Continue reading
Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Parts of Northern Lauderdale County Until 10 p.m.
At 949 PM CDT, a severe thunderstorm was located 7 miles north of St. Florian, moving northeast at 25 mph. Continue reading
Hail Heading Toward I-22, Sumiton, Warrior
The severe thunderstorm over the Walker/Jefferson County border has hail possibly to 1 inch. It could cause minor damage to vehicles. Continue reading
Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Parts of Bibb County Until 5 p.m.
At 428 PM CDT, a severe thunderstorm was located near Centreville, moving south at 5 mph. Continue reading
Strong Storms Over West Alabama
Be ready for gusty winds of 40-50 mph and small hail as well as dangerous lightning with these storms. It appears that the storms may affect the western parts of the Birmingham Metro eventually, around 330-4 p.m. Continue reading
Sunday Noon Update: Isolated Storms This Afternoon
We’re off to a hot start on this May Sunday. Temperatures are in the 80s across the area. A few isolated storms will form this afternoon. Continue reading
Sunday Weather Xtreme: Blood Moon and Mercury Rising
The GFS is hinting at a little tropical trouble in the Gulf in just over a week…could be a spurious thing…or maybe not… Continue reading
Mother’s Day Brunch Update: A Perfect Afternoon
A beautiful May Sunday afternoon is in progress across Alabama. Continue reading
Sunday Weather Xtreme Video: Happy Mother’s Day!
After a cool start this morning, the remainder of the week ahead will be warm across Alabama. We should stay dry until the weekend. Continue reading
