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Here’s An Update on the Alabama Weather Situation at 2:30 p.m.

Not much has changed in our thinking regarding tonight’s winter weather threat. A wintry mix will enter West Alabama after midnight. The best chance for snow accumulations will be in parts of Lamar, Fayette, Walker, Marion, Winston, Cullman, Marshall, northern Etowah, and DeKalb Counties northward into the Tennessee Valley Counties of North Alabama. Continue reading →

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Snowy Morning in Texas, Forecast Thinking the Same for Alabama

The snow system to the west of Alabama has been overperforming this morning, but the thinking has not changed for us here in our state. Up to one half inch of snow is possible late tonight and early Monday morning for parts of Northwest and North Alabama. Continue reading →

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A Wintry Mix Late Tonight and Early Tomorrow; Then Dry Until Next Sunday Night

We are monitoring for the potential for a wintry mix of snow, sleet, and rain across roughly the northeastern half of North and Central Alabama late tonight and Monday morning. The best chance for light snow accumulations will be northwest of a line from Reform to Jasper to Fort Payne. Continue reading →

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A Late Saturday Night Look at the Potential Wintry Precipitation for Sunday Night and Monday Morning

We will have regular updates throughout Sunday, Sunday night, and into Monday morning as the situation unfolds. Continue reading →

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Morning Update: Clouds Slow to Exit in the East, Brilliant Sunshine Elsewhere

A beautiful, seasonally cool Sunday is in progress across Alabama. Our next rain chance won’t come until late Wednesday night and Thursday. Continue reading →

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Increasing Sunshine and Seasonally Cool Today; A Quiet Start to the Work Week

Our weather will be quiet through Wednesday before showers return for Thursday. Temperatures will be near or just above seasonal norms. Continue reading →

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Happy New Year! Some Clearing Except Southeast, Cooler Overnight; Small Chance of a Saturday Shower

The storms are off into Georgia but some rain lingers over southeastern sections. The front will stall and cause some showers again tomorrow over the same areas. Continue reading →

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Strong Storms in Eastern Lee/Southeastern Chambers Counties

Strong storms are just about out of Alabama, but they are still impacting eastern Lee, and southeastern Chambers Counties. Continue reading →

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Alabama Update at 9:45 a.m.

A line of showers and storms continues pushing east across East Alabama this morning. Continue reading →

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Strong Storms over East Alabama’s Pike, Bullock, Macon, and Montgomery Counties

Some strong storms continue over East Alabama this morning. Winds could gust to 40 mph with the stronger storms. Continue reading →

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