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Mostly Cloudy & Cool Across the Area at Midday

Other than a few leftover sprinkles over the extreme southeastern parts of Central Alabama, the radar is free from any rain over the rest of North/Central Alabama as we approach the 1 pm hour. Continue reading →

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EXPIRED — TORNADO WARNING for Parts of Barbour Co. Until 5:45 am

AT 505 AM CST, A CONFIRMED TORNADO WAS LOCATED OVER WHITE OAK, OR 11
MILES WEST OF EUFAULA, MOVING NORTHEAST AT 35 MPH. Continue reading →

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Tornado Watch Continues for Barbour Co. in Central Alabama Until 8 am

NWS Birmingham cancels the Tornado Watch for Pike County as the threat of severe weather has exited the county, but continues the watch for Barbour County until 8 am. Continue reading →

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CANCELED — TORNADO WARNING for Parts of Pike Co. Until 4:45 am

At 356 AM CST, a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado was located near Antioch, or 7 miles south of Troy, moving east at 40 mph. Continue reading →

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WeatherBrains 842: He Is Still Hanging Around Bothering All Of Us

This week’s WeatherBrain is Christina Crowe, a master instructor at the NWS Leadership Academy and is a former NWS WFO in St. Louis and Springfield, Missouri. Continue reading →

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Severe Threat Over for Much of the Area; A Few Strong Storms Possible Through the Afternoon

At 2:20 pm, the line of rain and storms continues to push eastward across Central Alabama, but the good news is that we have not had any severe weather watches or warnings issued throughout its trek. Continue reading →

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Mesoscale Discussion — Isolated Severe Threat Continues; Watch Unlikely to be Issued

The severe weather threat remains to be isolated, and the SPC’s Mesoscale Discussion mentions that a severe weather watch is unlikely to be issued at this time. Continue reading →

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A Brief Weather Update as of 11 am; Slight Risk Area Reduced

The SPC has adjusted the severe weather risks as the cold front continues to push further into the area. For locations along and west of a line from Fayette to Addison to Huntsville, the severe weather risk has ended for the day. Continue reading →

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A Brief Weather Update Just After 9 am

For now, conditions are not very supportive for severe storms, but with the heating of the day, instability values will rise and storms most likely will grow stronger. Continue reading →

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Late Sunday Night Look at Monday’s Severe Weather Threat

The forecast continues to show the threat of a few severe storms over Central Alabama during the day on Monday, as a cold front will be moving through the area. Continue reading →

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