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Midday Nowcast: Hot & Humid, Scattered Showers Possible

Here at the midday hour we have a few isolated showers dotting the radar, mainly in the western counties of the area, with a few showing up in Walker, Cullman, and Blount counties. We currently have partly to mostly clear … Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: Muggy Air and Showers

Here is another day and we are still dealing with clouds and showers rotating around this quasi-stationary low that is located in southeastern Louisiana. Most of the rainfall in the state is located in the southern parts of the state, … Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: Soupy Air and More Showers

The pesky low that won’t leave is still causing mostly cloudy skies across Central Alabama, along with a soupy airmass and spotty showers on radar. Most of the shower activity is located in the western parts of the state, especially … Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: Cloudy and Muggy with Scattered Showers

Mostly clouds skies and spotty light to moderate showers out there at this hour in Central Alabama are really holding the temperatures back as most communities in the area are in the upper 70s to low 80s. Most of the … Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: More Rain, Less Heat… I’ll Take That

Skies are mostly cloudy across the Central Alabama area at this hour, and a good bit of the area has active shower activity, especially north of I-85 and US-80, and west of I-65. Most of the shower activity is moving … Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: Numerous Showers & Storms Out There

At this hour on the radar, it is actually easier to tell you where scattered showers and thunderstorms are not occurring than it is to tell where they are. Just about every county in the Central Alabama area has an … Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: Hot With Scattered Showers

Scattered showers and thunderstorms have popped up on radar, mostly above the I-20 corridor in the northern half of the state. There are a few isolated showers in the southern parts of Central Alabama, around the Troy area, and around … Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: Hot & Humid With Showers Already Popping Up

Across Central Alabama at this hour, skies are mostly clear and temperatures are already getting pretty warm out there. A few isolated showers have already popped up in the eastern part of the area in Southeastern Clay, extreme Southeastern Cleburne, … Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: Hot With Showers Possible, and Earl Is Close to Hurricane Strength

Mostly clear skies and warm temperatures grace Central Alabama at this hour, but we already have showers develop this morning and are continuing to move to the south-southeast at about 10 MPH. Currently a few heavy showers are located near … Continue reading →

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Midday Nowcast: Will A MCS Bring Much Needed Rainfall to Central AL?

Thunderstorms associated with an MCS are continuing to push south-southeastwardly across North Alabama and is now entering the Central Alabama area. Heaviest rain on radar at this point is located in the northwestern part of the state just west of … Continue reading →

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