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Late Night Radar Check

It remains calm across much of the region tonight. We do have a few showers and storms across our southeastern counties along the Interstate 85 corridor. This activity is impacting areas from Montgomery to Auburn. No severe storms, but these … Continue reading →

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For the Rest of the Evening

Over the last few hours, showers and thunderstorms have developed to our south along a warm front that is slowly lifting north. Southerly flow aloft is blowing the cloud tops from these storms into Central Alabama. For this reason, clouds … Continue reading →

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Afternoon Update

It is not a bad looking afternoon across much of the state and especially Central Alabama. All areas remain dry, but clouds are hanging tough in many areas. These clouds are mostly in the lower layers of the atmosphere and … Continue reading →

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Breaks in the Clouds Allowing Temps to Warm

The fog that developed overnight mixed out this morning. A mix of sun and clouds has taken over the Alabama sky. Most locations are reporting several decks of scattered clouds which are mostly low level clouds across the state. The … Continue reading →

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More Sun Than Clouds Today

Ryan Stinnett produced this morning’s forecast discussion for Brian Peters, who is traveling today in an area with poor internet connectivity. The weekend morning videos will return next week. After another day of soaking rains in many areas yesterday, today … Continue reading →

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A Few Showers Left, Fog Developing

Most of Alabama saw a soaking rain today. After the initial convection moved across the state, additional showers and thunderstorms developed especially over the western areas of the state. Most of the activity has wound down for the night. There … Continue reading →

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Heavy Rain with Thunder

Showers and storms have been tracking across the state this morning. Storm have intensified some late morning, but all this activity remains below severe limits. Main threat will be the chance for some isolated flash flooding. Very heavy rain is … Continue reading →

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Strong Storms Over West Alabama

Strong storms have moved in from Mississippi this afternoon and some have developed over West Alabama as well. Though none of these storms are currently severe, the are producing frequent lightning, torrential rain, maybe some small hail and gusty winds. … Continue reading →

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Worst Weather to the South

Over the last few hours, the worst of the weather has been drifting to the south. Heavy rain continues to be the main threat with the showers and thunderstorms that are ongoing across Central Alabama. For areas along and north … Continue reading →

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Heavy Rain and Storms Continue

It has been a very active weather day across Alabama. Little to no severe weather has occurred, but tremendous amounts of rain have been falling with the ongoing convection. Numerous reports of flash flooding in areas that have seen the … Continue reading →

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