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1st Tornado Watch Of The Day Issued For Parts Of Louisiana & Mississippi

The Storm Prediction Center has issued a tornado watch starting immediately for the eastern parts of Louisiana and the southwestern parts of Mississippi until 7:00 pm tonight, including the cities of Baton Rough, Natchez, and McComb. Continue reading →

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Tornado Watch Coming Soon For Portions Of Louisiana & Mississippi

The threat of severe storms is starting to flare up back to our west in Louisiana and eventually into southwestern Mississippi. Continue reading →

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A Quick Mid-Morning Check On Our Weather & Tonight’s Severe Weather Threat

At 9:20 am, radar is quiet across Central Alabama so far this morning and it should stay that way for a good while throughout the morning and into the afternoon hours. Continue reading →

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A Late Look At Thursday’s Potential For Severe Storms

We continue to have the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms during the late afternoon through the late night and overnight hours Thursday and into the early morning hours on Friday. Continue reading →

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Tornado Count Now Up To 13 From Sunday’s Storms; One Survey Still To Be Finalized

Two more tornadoes have been confirmed from NWS Birmingham in the southwestern parts of the area. Continue reading →

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Clouds Moving In At Midday, Strong To Severe Storms Possible Late Tomorrow

High clouds are moving in across Central Alabama from the storm system out to our west, but the good news is that there is no rain with those clouds. Continue reading →

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Two More Tornadoes Confirmed, Brings Total Up To Eleven From Weekend Storms

Two more tornadoes have been confirmed by NWS Birmingham survey teams today in Tuscaloosa and Marion counties. More may be listed later as surveys continue. Continue reading →

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Very Nice At Midday, Potential For Strong To Severe Storms Late Thursday Into Early Friday

It’s another beautiful day across Central Alabama as we have maximum sunshine and nice temperatures, but the potential of strong to severe storms awaits us on Thursday. Continue reading →

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WeatherBrains 691: Hard To Let Go Of The Golden Handcuffs

This week’s WeatherBrain is Tim Heller. Tim has been a broadcast meteorologist for 35 years, with the past 25 years in Top 10 markets including Houston and Dallas Texas. In January 2019, he retired from television, but started his own business titled “Heller Weather LLC”. This business helps local TV stations maximize their weather resources and build stronger brands. Continue reading →

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Tornado Count Up To Nine Across The State From Sunday’s Storms

With the surveys completed so far, a total of nine confirmed tornadoes touched down and caused damaged across portions of the state. More surveys are scheduled for today and possibly on Wednesday. Continue reading →

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