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Sunny And A Little Breezy Across Central Alabama At Midday
Looking at the visible satellite image of the state at the 1PM hour, we have clear skies across nearly the entire state, with the exception of a few clouds in the northern part of the state. Continue reading
A Quick Look At Central Alabama’s Weather At Rush Hour
Much of the rain activity has moved east of the I-65 corridor at this time, but we still have a few scattered light showers back to the west of that. Continue reading
Wind Advisory Extended Until 9 p.m. Tonight
The NWS Birmingham has extended the Wind Advisory until 9 p.m. tonight for brisk winds behind the cold front that is moving through the area. Continue reading
Clouds Moving Into Central Alabama At Midday Ahead Of Our Next System
High clouds from the tops of the storms back in Mississippi, Arkansas, and Louisiana, have moved in over much of Central Alabama, while a few locations in the eastern part of the area still are enjoying bright sunshine. Continue reading
Picture Perfect Weather At Midday Across Central Alabama
Just an absolutely beautiful day across Central Alabama as we are starting to approach the noon hour. Skies across the area are completely clear, allowing for maximum sunshine to reach the surface. Continue reading
A Brief Check On Central Alabama’s Weather At 2PM
If you have been outside at all today, you will immediate know the difference from how the past few days have been. Temperatures at the 2PM hour are running in the 70s across Central Alabama at this point. Continue reading
A Quick Central Alabama Weather Update At 9:30PM
The latest check of the radar has a the main line of showers and storms continuing to push off into extreme eastern parts of the state, with a few heavier storms… one stretching from Wadley to Auburn, and another stretching from Luverne to Dozier. Continue reading
Strong Storm Approaching Sumter County
At 9:19 PM CDT, Doppler radar was tracking a strong thunderstorm near Alamucha, or 10 miles southwest of Cuba, moving northeast at 70 mph. Half inch hail and winds in excess of 40 mph will be possible with this storm. Continue reading
A Quick Update On Our Weather Situation At 6:30PM
At this point on Sunday evening, the line of showers and storms is now starting to move out of the northeastern Part of Alabama into the northwestern part of Georgia. No warning are in effect for our area at this point. Continue reading
Strong Storm Affecting Cleburne County
At 5:59 PM CDT, Doppler radar was tracking a strong thunderstorm near Heflin, moving northeast at 45 mph. Winds in excess of 40 mph will be possible with this storm. Continue reading
