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Dense Fog Advisory For Parts Of Central Alabama Until 8:00 AM Monday

Dense fog can be expected across parts of western and southern Central Alabama overnight. Therefore, visibility may drop to one-quarter mile or less at times. Conditions will slowly improve by around 8 am CST Monday. Continue reading →

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Saturday’s Weather Xtreme: Warmer But Unsettled Weather Ahead

We’ll have unsettled weather throughout the next several days with each day featuring a chance of showers, but at least temperatures will be mild and approaching the warm category by Thursday. Continue reading →

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Congratulations James Spann, 2019 National Weatherperson Of The Year

James Spann has been chosen as the Federal Alliance for Safe Homes, Inc. 2019 National Weatherperson of the Year. Continue reading →

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Much Warmer At Midday… Just Hang On, A Warm Up Is Coming

As of 12:00 pm on this last day of January 2019, we have blue skies and plenty of sunshine across the area. Continue reading →

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Chilly Outside At Midday, A Little Warmer On Thursday

As of 12:00 pm, we have bright sunshine across much of Central Alabama with a few thin clouds floating overhead filtering out some of the sun’s rays. Continue reading →

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Skies Continue To Clear Out At Midday, Winter Weather Advisory Canceled

Nearly all of the western half of the state is bathed in complete sunshine while clouds still linger around over the extreme east and southeastern parts of Central Alabama. Continue reading →

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Some Central Alabama Counties Removed From The Winter Weather Advisory

NWS Birmingham has canceled the Winter Weather Advisory for Blount, Cherokee, Etowah, Jefferson, Pickens, St. Clair, Tuscaloosa, and Walker counties. Continue reading →

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Rain & Snow Continuing In The East, Already Drying Out In The West

We continue to have snow falling on the north and western parts of the precipitation shield that is moving through North and Central Alabama right before the 6:00 am hour. Continue reading →

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Winter Weather Advisory Replaces Winter Storm Warning

As the expected snowfall totals continue to look to be less, the National Weather Service in Birmingham has canceled the Winter Storm Warning that was in effect until 12:00 pm today. Continue reading →

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Snowfall Continues To Increase Across Central Alabama

Colder air continues to move into the area and beginning to translate down to the surface, allowing for more of the rainfall to change over to snow. Continue reading →

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