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Wet At Times Through Friday; Drier/Hotter Weekend Ahead
SCATTERED TO NUMEROUS SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS: The overall weather pattern won’t change much across Alabama through Friday. Warm, humid days, intervals of sun, and a number of showers and storms each day, especially during the afternoon and evening hours. Stronger storms will dump heavy amounts of rain, and isolated flooding issues are possible Continue reading
Scattered To Numerous Showers/Storms Through Friday, Then Drier
RADAR CHECK: As expected, we have a number of showers and thunderstorms across Alabama this afternoon in the moist, unstable airmass in place. The most widespread rain is in a broad band from Tuscaloosa and Birmingham to Montgomery and Phenix City at mid-afternoon; heavier storms are producing torrential rain, and a flash flood watch remains in effect for much of North and Central Alabama through tonight. Continue reading
Midday Nowcast: More Heavy Rain Ahead
New day, same forecast as an upper level trough and a meandering surface front continue to produce widespread and numerous showers and storms across Alabama, and much of the Southeast. Continue reading
Occasional Showers/Storms Through Mid-Week; Drier This Weekend
UNSETTLED WEATHER CONTINUES: A layer of deep moisture remains over Alabama this morning, and with a broad upper trough nearby, we expect occasional showers and thunderstorms to continue through mid-week. Understand there will be some good breaks in the rain, and you might see the sun at times, but when showers and storms do form they will be very efficient rain producers in this kind of airmass. Continue reading
Occasional Showers/Storms Through Wednesday
RADAR CHECK: At mid-afternoon rain is concentrated over parts of East and South Alabama; heavier downpours are lined up in the broad zone from Mobile to Dothan, and northeast of Birmingham. The sky is mostly cloudy over the rest of the state, although the sun is out over parts of West and Southeast Alabama. Temperatures are well below average, with readings around 80 degrees at most locations. Continue reading
Midday Nowcast: Wet is the Word
An upper level trough and a meandering surface front means the work week has started off wet for much of Alabama. Today is featuring more clouds than sun with widespread and numerous showers and storms. Rain is possible at any … Continue reading
Occasional Showers/Thunderstorms Through Tomorrow
WET PATTERN PERSISTS: A persistent upper trough over the region will keep the weather across Alabama unsettled through the first half of the week. We have a number of showers and storms on radar early this morning, and we expect a mostly cloudy sky through tomorrow statewide with occasional showers and thunderstorms. No risk of organized severe storms, but the stronger ones will produce heavy rain and lots of lightning. Continue reading
Summer Mix Of Sun And Storms Over The Weekend
RADAR CHECK: The northern half of Alabama is relatively dry at mid-afternoon with only isolated showers, but showers and storms are extensive to the west over East Mississippi, and over the southwest counties of Alabama. Flash flood warnings were required for parts of Baldwin County, where over three inches of rain came down this morning. A number of showers and thunderstorms will develop over North/Central Alabama over the next 6-8 hours in a moist, unstable airmass. Away from showers, temperatures are mostly in the upper 80s. Continue reading
Midday Nowcast: Heat, Humidity, Storms Developing
Each day will feature those random, daily showers and storms, mainly during the afternoon and evening hours, and they could be quite numerous at times through the Sunday. Continue reading
Scattered To Numerous Showers/Storms Develop Later Today
SUN AND STORMS: A moist, unstable airmass will sit over Alabama for the foreseeable future, and with an upper trough north and west of the state that means scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms on a daily basis through the weekend. It won’t be an all-day rain, or a washout, but just know that you will deal with a few passing showers or storms, especially from about 1:00 until 11:00 p.m. Continue reading
