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Wet Weather Remains in the Forecast

Scattered showers and storms are lighting up the radar again today. If you are not seeing rain now, odds are you will over the next 72 hours. The latest QPF outlook shows that most of Alabama could see close to … Continue reading →

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Strong Storms in Birmingham Metro

Over the last few minutes, several strong storms have developed across Jefferson County and the metro area. Across the western part of the county, storms are impacting areas along the Warrior River, in around Oak Grove, Sylvan Springs and Hueytown. … Continue reading →

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Afternoon Radar Check

Late this morning, showers and storms began to develop across the Alabama landscape. As we continue to head through the afternoon, these showers and storms have continued to develop. The most intense activity has been across East Alabama today, affecting … Continue reading →

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Strong Storms West of I-65

It has been a fairly active night across Central Alabama as an upper-level disturbance allowed for convection to develop. There were a couple of severe thunderstorms warnings earlier, but those have expired. We are still monitoring strong storms as they … Continue reading →

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Strong Clusters of Storms

Over the last hour we have seen several clusters of storms develop across Central Alabama. Currently storms are affecting the Birmingham Metro, as well as Lamar, Cullman, Blount, Shelby, Chilton, Dallas, Perry and Bibb Counties. These storms are quite loud … Continue reading →

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Late Night Storms

Most of Alabama saw dry conditions today. Earlier this afternoon, there were some strong storms that developed over portions of the East Alabama. Most of this activity has since dissipated. Still some strong storms to our southeast across Russell, Bullock … Continue reading →

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Strong Storms Continue

Strong storms continue to track southwest across Central Alabama this evening. The most intense activity is stretching from southeastern Jefferson County, into Shelby, Talladega and Clay Counties. Areas especially near Logan Martin Dam, Vincent, Sterret, Harpersville and Childersburg need to … Continue reading →

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Isolated Strong Storms

Over the last hour a few very strong storms have developed over northeast Alabama. Storms are currently impacting areas in Etowah, Calhoun, Cleburne and now making their way into northern St. Clair County. Storm have developed in a very moisture … Continue reading →

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For the Rest of Tonight

A check of the radar this evening shows that most of the unsettled weather is across southern portions of the state where is has been most of the day. Chilton and Autauga Counties have seen several rounds of storms today, … Continue reading →

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For this Evening

Showers and storms continue to move from east to west across the state this evening. Today most of the activity has been along and south of Interstate 20 today. Currently, the more intense activity is stretching from Clay County, down … Continue reading →

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