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Its Cold At Midday, And Only Going To Get Colder

Brrr! A Cold Midday Across Central Alabama At the 1:00 PM hour, skies are mostly cloudy across most of Central Alabama, with a few breaks in the clouds allowing some sun to reach the surface. Unfortunately, that sunshine is not … Continue reading →

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Scheduled Radar Outage For Birmingham (KBMX) Next Week

The KBMX Doppler Radar located in Calera that serves Central Alabama will be offline for maintenance and hardware upgrades. The radar will be down from Monday 12/12 until Thursday 12/15. Surrounding radars will be available during this time.

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Cloudy For Most At Midday, But Frigid Temperatures Are On Their Way

A Cloudy And Cool December Day For Your Wednesday At the midday hour, clouds pretty much cover all of the state except for some clear skies in the northeastern parts of the area. Gadsden, Centre, Anniston, and Jacksonville are a … Continue reading →

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Weather By The Numbers 12/7/16

I had a few extra minutes today, so I thought I would pay tribute to the great J.B. Elliott and post “Weather By The Numbers.” 0 – Number of reported tornadoes that occurred across the United States yesterday. 1 – … Continue reading →

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Just About All Rain Has Moved Out At Midday, But Cloudy Skies Remain

A Cloudy And Rainy Midday Out There In Central Alabama Other than a few sprinkles showing up near Talladega, Anniston, Oxford, and Sylacauga, all of the rain activity associated with the low pressure center that is currently located near Lawrenceburg … Continue reading →

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A Brief Update For Tonight’s Weather

Well there is two bits of good news for tonight’s weather. The first good news is that we will receive even more beneficial rainfall to help bring our deficits down. Even though there is a lull in the rainfall across … Continue reading →

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Rain In The North At Midday, More Will Develop Later

A Cloudy And Rainy Midday Out There In Central Alabama Cloudy skies cover all of Central Alabama at this midday hour, with areas along and north of I-20 and I-20/59 receiving decent amounts of rainfall, and boy do we need … Continue reading →

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Sun To The Max At Midday Across Central Alabama, But Rain Is On Its Way

SUNNY AND COOL AT MIDDAY, BUT RAIN IS ON ITS WAY Maximum sunshine and cool temperatures is the story across Central Alabama at the 11 o’clock hour, but the main focus will be on the beneficial rain that we’ll receive … Continue reading →

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May Need A Windbreaker For This Beautiful Midday Weather

A BEAUTIFUL & COOL MIDDAY ACROSS CENTRAL ALABAMA Welcome to the first day of Meteorological Winter. Yes in the meteorology world, December 1st is the first day of Winter. For everyone else who goes my the calendar, the Winter Solstice … Continue reading →

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At Midday, Active Weather Continues in Eastern Half of Central AL

CURRENT SEVERE WEATHER UPDATE FOR CENTRAL ALABAMA The northwestern parts of Central Alabama are starting to dry out after a very busy evening and early morning dealing with heavy rainfall and tornadoes. At 11:30 AM, the squall line is currently … Continue reading →

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