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Storms Rumble Across Central Alabama

Thunderstorms continue across Central Alabama tonight, but they are not severe. The strongest storms are lined up along I-20 from Heflin back to the Oxford area, with additional ones lined up all along the interstate back to Moody in the … Continue reading →

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Strong Storms Approaching Tuscaloosa

Storms over West Central Alabama’s Pickens County have intensified near Aliceville. These storms will move toward Tuscaloosa. Another strong storm was in extreme northern Tuscaloosa county south of Fayette. To the north, other storm are over eastern Winston and Cullman … Continue reading →

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Storms Perhaps a Little Weaker

Strong thunderstorms continue across North and West Central Alabama tonight ahead of a cold front. There are severe thunderstorm warnings across the Tennessee Valley of North Alabama across eastern Madison and Jackson Counties. One strong cell with a possible hook … Continue reading →

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Severe Thunderstorm Watch for North Alabama

The SPC has issued a severe thunderstorm watch now for North, Northwest and North Central Alabama. It goes until midnight. Counties in the NWS Birmingham warning area include: Blount, Fayette, Lamar, Marion, Walker and Winston. In the Huntsville warning area, … Continue reading →

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Watch To Our West

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for areas to our west. A broken line of thunderstorms is pushing across Mississippi at this hour ahead of a cold front. These storms will be severe as they push southeast across Mississippi. … Continue reading →

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Sunday Afternoon Update

A band of clouds is moving across Alabama this afternoon, spreading from southwest to northeast. Most areas are still experiencing sunshine. Temperatures are in the 50s, approaching 60F. A cold front to our northwest is approaching Kansas City. That front … Continue reading →

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Isolated Strong Storms Could Become Severe

Strong storms are occurring this afternoon over Central Alabama from Bibb County southwestward to near Demopolis and Uniontown. They are moving northeast at 35 mph and will affect Shelby County, starting around Montevallo then moving to near Alabaster and Calera. … Continue reading →

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Mid-Afternoon Update

Rain continues over much of the northern third of Alabama this afternoon, generally north of I-20. Rainfall amounts have been light to moderate. including: .28 at Birmingham .59 at Tusacaloosa .23 at Anniston Temperatures are in the upper 50s in … Continue reading →

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Boston Breaks Snowfall Record for Season!

It is official! Just under three inches of snow fell late this afternoon and evening at Boston’s Logan Airport, surpassing the old seasonal snowfall total. This graphic does not yet reflect the updated total, but shows 125 years of snowfall … Continue reading →

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Perfect Today. Even More So Tomorrow.

Alright. You just have to get out side on this Sunday afternoon. I know there is the SEC and other Basketball Championships. It is Selection Sunday. But do not miss this chance to get outside. It seemed the southeastern United … Continue reading →

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