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Potentially Tornadic Storms Now 30 Minutes Away from Northwest Alabama

Intense storms capable of producing tornadoes and damaging winds will be approaching the northwestern corner of Alabama within the next 30 minutes, by 10:30 p.m. Continue reading →

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Calm For Now, But New Tornado Watch Coming Soon For Parts of North Alabama

Although it is calm across Alabama for now, a line of intense storms will bring a threat of tornadoes and damaging winds to the state overnight. The greatest threat is over northwestern sections of the state. Continue reading →

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Clouds and Showers Not Far Away; Another Look at the Severe Weather Threat for Late Monday and Tuesday

The first of two troughs will bring us rain overnight tonight with severe storms late Monday into early Tuesday. All Alabamians should monitor the latest information on this developing situation. Continue reading →

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Crystal Clear Skies

A beautiful day is in progress across Alabama and a reinforcing shot of dry air will arrive overnight, setting the stage for nearly perfect weather the next two and a half days before rain and storms return Wednesday night into Thursday. Continue reading →

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Nearly Perfect Weather For Your Sunday

Fairly warm and dry conditions will lead to nearly perfect weather across Central Alabama today. Expect more fine weather on Monday and Tuesday with a few showers for Halloween and a potential severe weather threat for late Wednesday into Thursday. Continue reading →

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Ahhhh….Falll!

A sunny and cool day is in progress across North and Central Alabama. Lows tonight will drop into the 30s north of I-20, producing scattered light frost in spots. Continue reading →

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A Bright, Cool Fall Day For Alabama

Temperatures will struggle to rise much into the 60s today across Central Alabama, with 50s common across the North. The next week will see mainly cooler than normal readings, although Tuesday and Wednesday as well as the weekend seem to be destined to feature near normal readings for this time of year. Continue reading →

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Quick Alabama Update at Noon: Including Race Forecast

A very pleasant Sunday is in progress across Central Alabama, with mottled sunshine, relatively low humidity and mild to warm temperatures. Weather for the race at Talladega looks great. Continue reading →

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Great Race Weather, Unsettled Monday/Tuesday, Beautiful Wednesday-Friday, More Rain for the Weekend

Today will feature showers over Northwest Alabama, but fine weather for Talladega. Monday into early Tuesday will be unsettled with showers, but fine Fall weather will dominate in the Wednesday-Friday timeframe with rain by Saturday. Continue reading →

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On This Day in Alabama History: Anniston Army Depot Got its Original Name

The Anniston Army Depot was planned as an ammunition storage site in the Alabama foothills of the Appalachian Mountains before World War II. Continue reading →

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