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Flash Flood Watch Cullman County

The Tennessee Valley of Alabama has been placed under a flash flood watch from now through Thursday morning. Across portions of the Valley this morning, very heavy rain has been falling and has contributed to flash flooding in Marshall and … Continue reading →

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Strong Storms Approaching West Alabama

The weather for Alabama today has been hot with very little thunderstorm activity. Mississippi has seen much more activity than we have and that activity has pushed east. Some strong storms are crossing the state line and will be impacting … Continue reading →

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Storms Winding Down

Earlier this afternoon, there were several locations in Central Alabama that were seeing some fairly intense storms. Storms developed over northwestern Alabama and it moved off towards the southeast for several hours. This activity was associated with an outflow boundary … Continue reading →

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Strong Storms in Eastern Walker County

A cluster of strong storms is affecting portions of eastern Walker County near Parrish, Cordova and Sumiton. This activity is moving southeast down highway 78 and Interstate 22 and if it holds together it will be crossing into western Jefferson … Continue reading →

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Dorian Dissipates Again

The National Hurricane Center has issued the last advisory on Dorian. Yesterday, the remnants of Dorian re-organized, exhibited tropical characteristics and were upgraded to a tropical depression. Intensification was not expected as a the system would be impacted by a … Continue reading →

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Scattered Afternoon Thunderstorms

Storms developed over western portions of Alabama early this afternoon. These storms have been moving to the east-southeast and have made their way into central portions of the state. Thunderstorms are currently affecting portions of Fayette, Walker, Winston, Blount and … Continue reading →

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Afternoon Convection Developing

Convection has popped-up over portions of western Alabama and eastern Mississippi early this afternoon. Ample moisture levels will provide fuel for showers and thunderstorms development this afternoon and we are now beginning to get convective initiation. This activity is impacting … Continue reading →

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Clouds Increasing from the North

Over the last few hours, clouds have been increasing across sections of Central Alabama. These clouds are being blown off from the tops of thunderstorms that are over the Tennessee Valley. These thunderstorms were associated with severe weather over Missouri … Continue reading →

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Flood Warning Issued for Cahaba River

For our friends in the southern suburbs of Birmingham near the Cahaba River, watch for rising river levels. Very heavy rain overnight has caused excessive runoff in the river basin and this runoff is now causing river levels to rise. … Continue reading →

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Storms Dropping South

Rough weather is impacting a lot of us early this morning. The storms have made their way into Birmingham where lightning and very heavy rain is falling. Strong storms are lined up from Lamar and Marion Counties east through Walker, … Continue reading →

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