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Midday Nowcast: A Cold and Wet Wednesday

A weak surface low is moving through the northern Gulf of Mexico and has spread clouds and rain into Alabama today. In fact, there is likely a little bit of sleet mixing in with the rain over portions over North/Central Alabama, but with surface temperatures above freezing, there will be no impacts. Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: Sunshine in Full Supply; Rain Returns Tomorrow

Tons of sunshine in the Alabama sky today, it was a cold start to the day, and we are seeing afternoon temperatures only in the upper 40s and lower 50s across Alabama today. Tonight, clouds will begin to increase ahead of our next storm system. Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: Cold, Cloudy, Some Snow Showers Later Today

A cold Friday underway as temperatures will not make it out of the 40s today. The northern half of the state is covered in clouds, while the southern half of the state is seeing sunshine in full supply. Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: Sunny Sky, Colder Day

Today is sunny and colder with highs in the 40s for most locations across the northern half of the state. More clouds than sunshine for Alabama tomorrow, as a cold core upper-level low moves into Alabama. Lows tonight will be in the upper 20s and lower 30s tomorrow. Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: A Mix of Sun and Clouds; Colder Tomorrow

A mix of sun and clouds in the Alabama today, and temperature are seasonal with most locations in the upper 50s. Tomorrow will be sunny, but colder with highs in the 40s for the northern half of the state. Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: Mainly Cloudy and Mild

It remains mainly cloudy today, and there could still be a few areas of patchy drizzle across the Alabama landscape, but most of the rain is over for Alabama. Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: Cloudy with Rain Decreasing

Certainly a wet start to the day across Alabama with rain and storms, but most of the activity continues to push to the east and we will see improving weather the rest of the day. Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: Dry with a Mix of Sun and Clouds

Today is the first official full day of winter, and the weather isn’t that bad. A cold morning with 30s and 40s, but we should see highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s today Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: Sun, Clouds, and Dry Through Saturday

Little change in the forecast today, tomorrow, and Saturday with more sunshine than clouds. The mornings remain cold, with lower 30s tomorrow and upper 30s Saturday morning, but we continue to see milder afternoons with mid to upper 50s today, followed by low 60s tomorrow and Friday. Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: Passing Clouds; Dry Through Saturday

Today we are seeing a mix of sun and clouds with afternoon temperatures heading into the mid-50s. Tonight, expect lows around freezing with upper 20s to lower 30s. Continue reading →

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