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Heavy Rain & Thunderstorms Expected To Train Over The Same Areas For The Next Several Hours

The latest Mesoscale Precipitation Discussion was just released from the NWS Weather Prediction Center that included a good portion of North/Central Alabama. Continue reading →

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Areal Flood Watches Replaced With Flash Flood Watches

Both NWS offices in Birmingham and Huntsville have decided to cancel the Areal Flood Watches that were set to start at 6:00 am this morning and go through 6:00 pm Tuesday and replace them with Flash Flood Watches. Continue reading →

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Potential For Severe Storms On Wednesday To Go Along With The Excessive Rainfall

The latest Day 4 Severe Weather Outlook from the Storm Prediction Center has a good portion of North and Central Alabama in a 30% chance of severe thunderstorms occurring within 25 miles of a point, potentially equalling an Enhanced Risk. Continue reading →

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Enjoy The Dry Day Today; Big Rains Start On Monday

Enjoy today while it will be dry because Monday starts a stretch of very wet weather that may bring some major flooding issues to the area. Continue reading →

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Dense Fog Advisory For A Few Counties In The Southern Part Of Central Alabama

A Dense Fog Advisory has been issued for Lowndes, Montgomery, Macon, Bullock, Lee, Russell, Pike and Barbour counties in Central Alabama until 8:00 am Sunday morning. Continue reading →

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Rainfall Totals Over The Last 72 Hours From North/Central Alabama

Rainfall totals from the previous storm system at the reporting stations across North/Central Alabama. Continue reading →

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Some Travel Issues Possible Over The Next Couple Of Hours In Northeast Alabama

As of 9:50 am, the snow has almost made it all of the ways into northwestern Georgia, but snow showers continue for eastern Dekalb County and much of Cherokee County. Continue reading →

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Slick Spots Being Reported; Beautiful Snow Scenes Coming In From North Alabama

Just a heads up, we are getting reports of some slick spots in Cherokee County on Leesburg Bridge and on Hwy 68 going from Leesburg to Sand Rock. Cedar Bluff Bridge also has some slick spots. Continue reading →

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Showers & Some Wintry Mix This Morning; Major Rains Start On Monday

Showers and a little wintry precipitation is currently falling across parts of the area, but we should have no issues as temperatures will quickly warm into the lower 50s to the lower 60s today. Enjoy Sunday as it will be dry because Monday starts a stretch of very wet weather. Continue reading →

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A Brief Shower Possible Tomorrow; Next Week Looks Mighty Damp

We have plenty of sunshine out there as most of the clouds have dissipated. Enjoy it while it is dry as next week will be an extremely wet one. Continue reading →

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