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Cool with a Few Showers Today; Rain Likely Tuesday
Today will be mostly cloudy and cool today, with a few showers developing in spots. Tuesday should feature a beneficial rain for much of the area. Continue reading
Today’s Daily Climate Report for Birmingham
Friday’s high was 9 degrees above normal at BHM. Temperatures for the month are running well above normal so far. Continue reading
Subtropical Storm Melissa Forms: Will Weaken and Move Away from the U.S. East Coast
The nor’eastern southeast of New England has attained subtropical status. It will weaken and move east away from the U.S. Continue reading
Heat Builds Back Across Alabama, But More Cooler Temps on the Way
Last week’s rainfall was good for some areas, but overall we continue to be dry. A real cooldown is expected for the weekend. Continue reading
Upon Further Review: The 103F High on October 2nd Has Been Revised to 99F
A correction has been made to the high temperature at Birmingham on October 2nd. The value was revised down to 99F, which still smashed the former record high for the date. This makes the 101F on the 3rd the hottest reading of this just ended heatwave and the hottest ever recorded in any October. Continue reading
Storms over West Alabama this Morning
Showers and storms are pushing across Alabama this morning ahead of a cold front. Continue reading
The 2019 Heatwave for Central Alabama by the Numbers
It was a hot and dry month across Alabama. Temperatures will finally back off a bit in the coming days. Continue reading
A Late Morning Look at Alabama’s Weather: Variable Clouds, Variable Temperatures
A mix of sun and clouds is leading to a wide range of temperatures across Alabama this morning. Continue reading
Heatwave is Over, Decent Rain Chances Monday, Drier and Slightly Cooler Rest of the Week
The heatwave is over for Alabama, but 80s will be common over the next two weeks. Continue reading
Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Parts of Blount County until 5:15 pm
The strongest part of the storm is north of Cleveland. Continue reading
