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A Quick Check On Our Weather At 8:00 PM
As of 7:55 pm, coverage of the tropical showers and storms continue to diminish as we are losing the heating of the day and the sun has set. Continue reading
Peak Winds Recorded So Far Today From Barry
A collection of peak wind gusts from across parts of Louisiana throughout the day from now Tropical Storm Barry. Continue reading
An Early Evening Check On Barry
Another update from the National Hurricane Center will be coming out right around 7:00 pm this evening that will give up a good update on what is going on with Tropical Storm Barry. Continue reading
Quick Update On Hurricane Barry At 11:00 AM
Hurricane Barry’s mid-level center of circulation is now onshore over the extreme southern parts of Louisiana south of Lafayette with maximum sustained winds of 75 MPH and gusts up to 90 MPH possible. Continue reading
Weather Xtreme: Barry Moves Onshore Later Today
All eyes are on the Gulf Coast as Barry will be making landfall later today. How will Barry affect our weather? Continue reading
A Quick Update To What Barry Could Bring To Central Alabama
Barry continues to be a strong tropical storm on this late Friday night with maximum sustained winds at 65 MPH and moving to the west-northwest at 4 MPH. Continue reading
A Stalled Boundary & A Tropical Storm Keeping Us On Our Toes Just After The Midday Hour
At 1:25pm, we have a convective band moving northward through the southern parts of the area along with a few scattered storms occurring along and just ahead of a stalled surface boundary that is just to the north of the state line. Continue reading
An Evening Look At What To Expect Across Central Alabama From Barry
For us in Central Alabama, we’ll have periods of showers and thunderstorms throughout Friday and the weekend with rainfall totals reaching 1.00-2.00 inches east of the I-65 corridor and 2.00-4.00 inches west of I-65. Continue reading
A Midday Look At Our Weather; Plus, Central AL Impacts From Barry
We have a surface boundary set up across the northwestern parts of the state that has become a mechanism to help showers and thunderstorm to develop easier with the heating of the day across the extreme northern and northwestern parts of Central Alabama and up into a good bit of North Alabama. Continue reading
Heat Advisory Issued For Parts Of Central Alabama On Thursday
Temperatures across the advised area this afternoon will range from the middle to upper 90s and on Thursday will be in the middle 90s. Look for heat indices to reach and exceed 105 degrees across the advisory area. Continue reading
