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Occasional Showers/Storms Through Tomorrow

NEEDED RAIN: For a change we have elevated rain chances for Alabama during the next 48 hours ahead of a cold front. We have a large mass of rain and a few thunderstorms early this morning just before sunrise moving … Continue reading →

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Higher Rain Chances Ahead; Lower Heat Levels

RADAR CHECK: Most of Alabama is rain-free this afternoon with just a few isolated showers on radar. The large mass of storms that moved across the Tennessee Valley has moved out of the state; parts of Limestone and Madison counties … Continue reading →

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Spotty Showers Today; Showers/Storms More Likely Tomorrow/Thursday

CHANGES AHEAD: While Alabama’s weather won’t change much today (just a few scattered showers/storms mainly over the northern third of the state), we do expect an increase in the number of showers and thunderstorms tomorrow and Thursday ahead of a … Continue reading →

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Better Rain Chances Ahead; Lower Heat Levels By Thursday/Friday

RADAR CHECK: Again today we have random, scattered showers and thunderstorms across Alabama. They are must numerous over the northern third of the state (north of I-20), and a few neighborhoods are getting a good downpour. But, most of the … Continue reading →

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Higher Rain Coverage By Wednesday/Thursday

CHANGES AHEAD: Alabama’s weather won’t change much today and tomorrow… on both days we will have random, scattered, mostly afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms around like recent days. The chance of any one spot seeing rain is 20/30 percent, … Continue reading →

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Last Day of Summer Brings Heat and Scattered Storms

 ALABAMA YESTERDAY Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms dotted the state again, but most spots stayed dry. A few areas picked up healthy totals — Spann Skywatcher Joey Amberson measured 0.89″ in Birmingham, while Mobile officially logged 0.36″.  The rain … Continue reading →

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More Heat and a Few Storms; Relief Coming Midweek

 ALABAMA YESTERDAY A few storms packed a punch across parts of the state, especially in north and central Alabama. Strong winds and heavy rain led to sporadic damage and isolated flooding. A flash flood warning was issued during the … Continue reading →

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Hot Afternoons; Widely Scattered Storms

RADAR CHECK: We have widely scattered showers and storms on radar this afternoon, mainly over the western half of the state. While most of Alabama is dry, the heavier storms are producing small hail and gusty winds. Away from showers … Continue reading →

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Afternoon Showers Remain Isolated; Hot Afternoons Continue

HOT AFTERNOONS, PLEASANT NIGHTS: Alabama’s weather will remain in a holding pattern through the weekend. Like recent days, we will have a handful of small, isolated showers around during the afternoon and evening hours. Otherwise, expect partly to mostly sunny … Continue reading →

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Hot Afternoons; Isolated Showers/Storms

RADAR CHECK: Again today we have a few isolated showers and storms across Alabama, mainly over the southern 2/3 of the state. Away from the showers temperatures are in the low to mid 90s, about 7-10 degrees above average for … Continue reading →

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