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Beryl Now a Major Category Three Hurricane
Hurricane Hunters have measured winds to 130 mph and a minimum pressure of 965 millibars. Continue reading
Sunday Morning Weather Briefing Video: Heat and Hurricanes
Hurricane Beryl poses no threat to Alabama or the Central Gulf Coast, but it will bring major hurricane conditions to parts of the Windward Islands on Monday. Continue reading
Beryl Continues to Strengthen Late Tonight
The track of the hurricane will carry it across the Windward Islands on Monday morning. Continue reading
It’s Official: We Have Beryl
Some of the models have Beryl much stronger than the official track and intensity forecast …Indeed, beryl could be a major hurricane when it reaches the islands on Monday. Continue reading
We Will Have Tropical Storm Beryl on the Next Advisory
The storm is looking impressive on satellite imagery. Continue reading
Storms Over Parts of the State
The storms are not especially strong or severe, but they will contain heavy rain, occasional lightning and gusty winds. Mainly they will bring some relief to the heat that continues to be siege, Alabama. Get used to them, they will be around for much of the weekend. Continue reading
Tropical Depression Two Forms; May Be A Hurricane Before it Reaches Windward Islands Monday
It will move through a low shear and moderately moist environment and will become a tropical storm tonight, being named Beryl, and a hurricane by Sunday according to the official forecast. Continue reading
Jefferson County Warning
Strong storms moving through the western part of the Birmingham Metro will affect much of the rest of the Metro through 4:30 p.m. Continue reading
Severe Thunderstorm Watch for West Alabama til 9 p.m.
Damaging wind gusts to 70 mph, quarter sized hail and frequent lightning will accompany the stronger storms. Continue reading
Severe Thunderstorm Warnings for Tuscaloosa County as well Greene and Sumter Counties
Strong storms this afternoon and evening are capable of damaging winds as well as torrential rains, deadly lightning and small hail. Continue reading
