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Winds Gust to 71 mph at BHM Airport!
The storm over eastern Birmingham means business! Winds just gusted to 71 mph at the Birmingham Airport. Continue reading
Strong Storm Over Eastern Birmingham: Warning Issued for Jefferson County
The storm has the potential for 1″ hail and 60 mph winds. Continue reading
Severe Thunderstorm Warning Will be Allowed to Expire
The storm in Cullman Couty is passing south of Good Hope. It has weakened a bit and the severe thunderstorm warning will be allowed to expire. Continue reading
Alabama Sunday Weather Brunch: Warm, Only Isolated Showers Today; Talking Tropics As Well
There could be a few isolated showers this afternoon and again overnight, but otherwise a mostly sunny and warm day across Alabama. The tropics continue to be active with two named system and one more expected this week. New England is warily eyeing Hurricane Lee for potential impacts late in the week and weekend. Continue reading
Sunday Weather Briefing: Lee Could Threaten New England by Next Weekend
***NO VIDEO TODAY*** The European has been hinting at a potential landfall in New England for Hurricane Lee by next weekend. We probably will be dealing with another hurricane off the East Coast of the U.S. by late in week two around September 23-24. Continue reading
Hurricane Lee Officially Category Five
The official forecast peaks Lee at 175 mph tomorrow evening. Continue reading
Hurricane Hunters Find Lee As Strong As We Thought
After an amazing 24 hours of strengthening that saw Lee intensify 55 mph from 75 to 130 mph and its central pressure estimate to drop from 991 mb to 953 mb, Lee may already be a Category Five hurricane. Continue reading
Margot is on the Board
The good news is that it will recurve early to the north… Continue reading
Lee Now A Category FOUR; Likely to be A FIVE Overnight
The actual forecast from the NHC calls for it to reach Category Five status late tonight. Continue reading
TD14 Forms; Lee On Way to Being a Major Hurricane
Tropical Depression number 14 has formed but it is not expected to be a threat to any land areas. Hurricane Lee’s eventual destination is less certain and there could be impacts to Bermuda or the northeastern coast of the U.S. or Atlantic Canada. Continue reading
