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Rain Moving In

A check on the radar mosaic across the Southern states shows a lot of rain falling in Mississippi and Louisiana. Rain is moving into our western counties, but has struggled to reach the ground in many locations through out the … Continue reading →

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A Mix of Sun, Clouds and Rain

A quick look at satellite and radar this mid day shows that clouds are streaming into Alabama from the southwest, but there are still some breaks in the cloud cover especially over eastern portions of Alabama. Clouds should continue to … Continue reading →

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Cold Night Tonight

With clearing skies by this evening, continued Northwest flow across snow to the Northwest of Alabama, and winds going light, tonight looks to be bitterly cold across Alabama and the Southeast. Locations all the way to the Gulf Coast could … Continue reading →

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U.S. Snow Cover Changes

Still no snow cover in Alabama, just the tease of flurries earlier in the week. Snow cover from this time last week til today has changed as Christmas Day and the day after saw a lot of snow dumped from … Continue reading →

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A Raw Winter’s Day

A lot of reports especially across North Alabama of various types of wintry precip falling but no accumulations. Some snow flakes across the Tennessee Valley and areas from Fayette to Jasper to Haleyville, even have some reports of ice pellets … Continue reading →

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In The Clear

All severe weather watches and warnings in our coverage area have been cancelled. Severe weather chances are over. There are a few elevated thunderstorms north and west of Birmingham. Cold front will be sweeping across the state tonight and it … Continue reading →

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10 PM Update

The main severe weather threats for Central Alabama are winding down. There is still widespread showers and thunderstorms ongoing. Low pressure is lifting north across west Alabama and is actually causing additional convection to develop from Tuscaloosa up towards Cullman, … Continue reading →

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Tornado Warning : Lowndes County until 915PM

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN BIRMINGHAM HAS ISSUED A * TORNADO WARNING FOR… LOWNDES COUNTY IN SOUTH CENTRAL ALABAMA… * UNTIL 915 PM CST * AT 805 PM CST…THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE INDICATED A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM CAPABLE OF PRODUCING A … Continue reading →

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Severe Thunderstorm Warning: Bibb/Chilton/Perry/Shelby

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN BIRMINGHAM HAS ISSUED A * SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR… BIBB COUNTY IN ALABAMA… WEST CENTRAL CHILTON COUNTY IN ALABAMA… NORTHEASTERN PERRY COUNTY IN ALABAMA… SOUTHWESTERN SHELBY COUNTY IN ALABAMA… * UNTIL 715 PM CST * … Continue reading →

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U.S. Snow Cover

Looking at the latest snow cover analysis, this week’s winter storm covered much of the Plains, Midwest and Great Lakes of the U.S. with a blanket of snow. Many areas had been lacking snow cover and the system dumped heavy … Continue reading →

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