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Invest 97L Has Been Upgraded to Tropical Storm Matthew

A little before 10AM CDT this morning, the National Hurricane Center have determined from surface observation and data taken from Hurricane Hunter aircraft that a closed circulation has formed in Invest 97L and have upgraded the wave into Tropical Storm … Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: A Cooler Day, But Even Cooler Temperatures Are On Their Way

COLD FRONT IS STILL DRAPED ACROSS THE STATE: Skies are currently mostly clear out there across Central Alabama, but the big difference is that the current temperatures for the most part are five to ten degrees cooler than this same … Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: Make It Rain Cold Front, Please

THE FRONT IS NOW IN NORTHWESTERN ALABAMA: At the noon hour in Central Alabama, skies are mostly clear with very little in the way of rain is showing up on radar at this time for our area. The cold front, … Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: We Stay Hot Through The Weekend

WE STAY HOT THROUGH THE WEEKEND: At the noon hour across Central Alabama, skies are clear except for a few cumulus clouds over the northwestern part of the area. That also means that the radar is clear of any precipitation. … Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: Fall is Here, But Summer Doesn’t Want to Leave

As of 9:21 AM CDT, we have officially crossed over into Astronomical Fall, but it sure doesn’t feel like it outside. As you will see below, temperature readings have already made it up into the upper 80 across Central Alabama … Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: Second Verse, Same As The First

Another carbon copy nowcast… At the noon hour across Central Alabama, no rain is showing up on radar, and the visible satellite image for the area is mostly clear except for a few fair weather cumulus clouds. It is just … Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: May I Have Another Please?

The same weather on a different day… At the noon hour across Central Alabama, radar is clear of any precipitation, and the visible satellite image is mainly clear of any clouds except for a few cumulus clouds floating around the … Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: Fall Is Nearly Here, Can We Start to Feel Like It?

HOW’S YOUR MONDAY, WEATHER-WISE?: At the noon hour across Central Alabama, skies are mostly clear out there, and not a drop of rain can be found on radar at this point. Skies should remain mostly clear today and afternoon highs … Continue reading →

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We’re Losing The Sun & Storms Are Losing Their Strength

Storms have really lost their strength since the last post as the sun has made its way beneath the horizon. There are still a few showers in progress over in eastern parts of Central Alabama at this time, as they … Continue reading →

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More Storms Now Pushing Into Northwestern Alabama

At the 5PM hour, we have storms starting to push their way in from Mississippi, as they are now entering into the northwestern corner of the state. They are moving to the east at about 20-25 MPH. A stronger storm … Continue reading →

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