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A Beautiful Sunday Afternoon for Alabama; A New Tropical Depression Soon
A beautiful Labor Day weekend is in progress across Alabama with sunshine-filled skies, lower humidity, and lower overnight readings. Continue reading
Sunday Weather Xtreme Video: Dry Until Midweek, Late Week Showers/Storms, Cooler Next Weekend
Labor Day is sort of the unofficial end of summer for many folks, and for us weather humans, the first of September is the beginning of meteorological fall. An early-season cold front pushed through much of the state yesterday morning … Continue reading
Tropical Storm Omar Forms Off East Coast
The system will be short-lived and is no threat to land. Continue reading
Nana Moving Westward Over the Caribbean; Will Make Landfall In Belize Thursday as a Hurricane
Nana is expected to intensify right up to landfall over Belize on Thursday. It is no threat to move up into the Gulf of Mexico. Continue reading
EXPIRED Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Parts of Jackson County Until 5:15 p.m
At 447 PM CDT, a severe thunderstorm was located near Scottsboro, moving west at 10 mph. Continue reading
EXPIRED Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Parts of Lauderdale and Limestone Counties Until 4:15 p.m
At 343 PM CDT, a severe thunderstorm was located 8 miles east of Lexington, moving east at 20 mph. Continue reading
Flood Advisory for Parts of Jefferson and Shelby Counties
1-2 inches of rain has fallen across parts of the Birmingham Metro area raising flooding concerns. Continue reading
Heavy Storms Across Alabama
Strong storms are feasting no all the instability over North and Central Alabama this afternoon. So far, none of them have proven to be severe, but many of them are producing very heavy rain, frequent lightning, and gusty winds. Continue reading
Storms Developing, Some Could Be Strong to Severe This Afternoon
Storms are increasing across North Aand Central Alabama this afternoon and they could produce wind gusts oof 40-60 mph. Continue reading
Tropics May be Heating Up Again
The NHC is tracking four disturbances in the tropical Atlantic that have the possibility of becoming tropical cyclones in the next five days. Continue reading
