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Really Cold Air On The Way

Rain overspread Northwest Alabama early this morning as advertised, in advance of a very powerful upper trough that is bringing some amazingly cold air to the center of the country and aided by a frontal system that lies generally along … Continue reading →

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Atlanta Snowjam Will Be Topic At NWA Chapter Meeting Monday Night 11/17

-Credit Mark Bradley AJC https://markbradley.blog.ajc.com/2014/01/29/snowjam-2014-atlanta-at-its-absolute-worst/ Sorry for the late notice, but finding a venue for our last full chapter meeting was difficult this time. However, we have an outstanding speaker lined up for the meeting this coming Monday, November 17th … Continue reading →

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Sunny Sunday

Looking at the weather maps today, we see surface high pressure dominating the eastern half of the U.S. That 1033 millibar high (translation=pretty strong) is centered from southern Kentucky to Central Mississippi. In the mid levels and upper levels of … Continue reading →

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November Almanac

Photograph by Kathy Bell, owner of kbella photography. “November is the most disagreeable month in the whole year.” Louisa May Alcott November is the transition month to winter across much of the country, and Alabama is no exception. The days … Continue reading →

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Hanna Forms

The remnant low from Tropical Depression #9, which formed over the southwestern Caribbean last week and moved across the Yucatan into the northwestern Caribbean has developed into Tropical Storm Hanna this morning. It is very near the coast of Nicaragua … Continue reading →

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Gorgeous Sunday

Well, the Perfect Weather Warning for yesterday certainly verified across Central and North Alabama with plentiful sunshine, light winds and perfect temperatures.  High on Saturday ranged from 76F at Anniston to 77F at Birmingham/Calera to 80F at Tuscaloosa.  You usually … Continue reading →

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NWA Digital Seal 001D

The Internet is a great equalizer. Website and blogging platforms have given everyone a voice. Social media is a powerful megaphone that is accessible to anyone. But the explosion of information on the web has become a double edged sword. … Continue reading →

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Flash Flood Watch Extended to More of Central Alabama

A flash flood watch went into effect at 7 p.m. tonight for much oft he northwestern part of Central Alabama, including Blount, Fayette, Lamar, Marion, Walker and Winston Counties. The NWS has extended the area of Flash Flood Watch to … Continue reading →

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Intense Storms About to Move into Birmingham

Strong thunderstorms are moving into the Birmingham Metro area now. There is no warning for Jefferson County at this time but a tornado watch remains in effect until midnight and the storms could become severe at any time. In any … Continue reading →

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Storms Developing in the Birmingham Metro Ahead of Main Line

Our line of thunderstorms is approaching Jasper, Tuscaloosa and Livingston tonight. It is packing lots of lightning, strong gusty winds and torrential rains. The storms are not severe at this time but the potential is still there for them to … Continue reading →

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