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Rain Ends Later This Morning; Then Mostly Dry
RADAR CHECK: Rain is widespread early this morning over East and South Alabama, with heavier thunderstorms moving along the Gulf Coast. Rain will end later this morning, and the rest of the day looks mostly dry with only isolated showers through tonight. Clouds will linger through the day, and temperatures over the northern half of the state will be about 15 to 20 degrees below average for mid-May with highs only in the low to mid 60s. Continue reading
Some Rain At Times Through Tomorrow; Clouds Linger
RADAR CHECK: Most of the rain across Alabama this afternoon remains over the southern counties of the state, where a few thunderstorms are involved. The sky is cloudy over the rest of the state, although we are seeing a little sun over the Tennessee Valley. A stalled surface front is still hanging around just north of I-20. Continue reading
Midday Nowcast: Increasing Clouds with Some Rain and Storms on the Way
The stalled front across South Alabama means we remain generally cloudy with periods of rain and storms at times the rest of today, tonight, and tomorrow. Continue reading
Wet At Times Through Tomorrow; Drier Air Arrives Friday
RADAR CHECK: A batch of rain and thunderstorms is pushing into Northwest Alabama early this morning, otherwise the sky is cloudy statewide. A stalled surface front is parked just north of I-20; north of the front temperatures are in the low 50s, south of the front we are seeing temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. Look for occasional rain and a few thunderstorms statewide through tonight; SPC maintains a “marginal risk” of severe thunderstorms for roughly the southern half of the state, where some small hail and strong, gusty winds are possible. Continue reading
Occasional Showers/Storms Through Wednesday; Drier Thursday/Friday
RADAR CHECK: We have a few small, isolated showers across Central Alabama this afternoon, but most of North/Central Alabama is rain-free with a mostly cloudy sky. A few patches of blue sky have shown up, and temperatures are mostly in the low to mid 70s along and south of I-20. But, to the north, temperatures are only in the 60s over the northern third of the state, north of a stalled surface front. Continue reading
Midday Nowcast: More Clouds than Sun Today
For the rest of the state, the sky will remain mainly cloudy with scattered showers and perhaps a few storms this afternoon and overnight. Continue reading
Periods Of Rain Possible Through Wednesday, Then Drier
RADAR CHECK: Rain covers parts oF East and South Alabama early this morning; there is some lighting over the southern counties of the state but storms are well below severe limits. Otherwise, the sky is cloudy statewide with temperatures in the 60s. A surface front is becoming stationary over the state, and we will have some risk of scattered showers through tonight, but the day won’t be a “wash-out” by any means. Continue reading
Some Clouds and Some Sun
Some clouds today and a few rouge showers over North Alabama, thanks to northwest flow blowing them in from an area storms over the Mississippi Valley, we are seeing good supply of sunshine across the Alabama landscape. Continue reading
Dry Tomorrow; Showers/Storms Possible By Sunday Night
COOL, PLEASANT AFTERNOON: With a clear sky, temperatures are mostly in the 68-72 degree range across Alabama this afternoon, about ten degrees below average for early May in Alabama. The humidity is low, and a fresh north breeze continues. Continue reading
Midday Nowcast: Sunny and Pleasant
High pressure centered to our northwest is firmly in control of our weather allowing for the much drier air mass to settle into the state. Continue reading
