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Dense Fog Advisory For Nearly All Of North/Central Alabama Until 8:00 AM Monday

Visibilities will be down to 1/4 mile or less at times out there, making travel very difficult. If you have to drive out there, be sure to slow down, use your low beams, and leave plenty of distance in front of you. Continue reading →

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Weather Xtreme Video: Dry For A While Today, But Rain Return Later This Evening

Looks like we’ll get a small break from rain for today, but showers return to the area later this evening. We’ll take a look at that, plus the details for the next 7 days, including a wet New Year’s Eve through the ringing in of 2019. Continue reading →

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Much Of Central Alabama Now Dry At Midday, Rain Continues To Push Out In The Southeast

The good news is that everyone east of I-65 and north of the I-85 corridor is now free from any rainfall, which will give up a little chance to dry out before more rain returns on Saturday. Continue reading →

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Storms Continue In The Southeast & Eastern Parts Of Central Alabama, Drying Out Elsewhere

As of 9:15 am this morning, all of the rain activity has moved well into the extreme eastern and southeastern parts of Central Alabama. Continue reading →

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Heavier Rain & T-Storms Continue To Move In From The Southwest

We continue to have moderate to heavier showers and thunderstorms over the western half of the state as we have flipped over into the 12:00 am hour on Friday. Continue reading →

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Moderate To Heavy Rain Continues, But Rain Is Ending In Northwest Alabama

Moderate to heavy rainfall continues to fall across North and Central Alabama as we are making the run-up to the 8:00 pm hour on this last Thursday of 2018. Continue reading →

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Possible Wake Low Developing, NWS Huntsville Extends Wind Advisory

NWS Huntsville has extended the Wind Advisory for all North Alabama counties to expire at 12:00 am Friday. Continue reading →

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Plenty Of Rain Falling Over North/Central Alabama, Some Hail Reported

As of 3:35 pm on this Thursday afternoon, the main line of storms continue to move through the western half of the state and now making its way into the central parts of the area. Continue reading →

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Storms Pushing Into Western and Northwestern Alabama

As we approach the 2:00 pm hour in Central Alabama, the line of storms is now pushing across the Alabama/Mississippi state line. Heavy rain and thunderstorms are now affecting the western parts of the state from Lauderdale County in the north to Sumter County in the southwestern parts of Central Alabama. Continue reading →

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Storms Moving Through Mississippi, Arriving In Alabama Later Today

As of 11:35 am, the line of strong to severe storms have pushed halfway through the state of Mississippi and is making its way out of the state of Arkansas as I type. Continue reading →

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