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Unseasonably Warm Through The Week
REST OF THE WEEK: A strong upper high will rebuild across the Deep South in coming days, meaning unseasonably warm afternoons and few, if any showers with mostly sunny days, fair nights.. The chance of any one spot getting wet tomorrow is only about one in five, and even lower each day for the rest of the week (10 percent or less). Afternoon highs will rise into the mid 80s tomorrow, followed by upper 80s Wednesday through Friday. The average high for Birmingham this week (the first week of October) is in the upper 70s. Continue reading
October Arrives With Warm Afternoons
We are forecasting a partly sunny sky today, and scattered showers and storms are expected to form in random places this afternoon and early tonight. Chance of any one community seeing rain is in the 30/40 percent range, and the high will be in the 82-85 degree range. Continue reading
The Final Saturday of September
In North/Central Alabama we are seeing plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures for this final Saturday of September; many locations are in the lower and mid 80s Continue reading
Quiet Weather Pattern Through Next Week
RADAR CHECK: We have a few showers in progress in a broad zone from Prattville to Alexander City to Roanoke, near a cold front that has become stationary across Central Alabama. To the north, we have a mix of sun and clouds with temperatures between 75 and 80 degrees in most communities. Those showers will end this evening, and tonight will be mostly fair and pleasant. Some of the cooler pockets across North Alabama could reach the 50s tomorrow morning. Continue reading
Drier Days Ahead For Alabama
ON THE MAPS: A surface front is creeping southward through Central Alabama this morning; drier air will move into North Alabama today with humidity values coming down a bit… any showers or storms this afternoon will come over the southern half of the state, and even there they should be pretty widely scattered. Lingering clouds this morning will give way to a partly sunny afternoon, and the high will be between 79 and 82 for most communities. Continue reading
Drier Days Ahead For Alabama
RADAR CHECK: A number of showers and thunderstorms continue across Alabama this afternoon; stronger storms are producing heavy rain and lighting as they move northeast. A flash flood watch remains in effect for parts of North and Central Alabama through the evening hours… Continue reading
Midday Nowcast: Stormy in Some Spots
A front is ever so slowly pushing through the state today and will continue to be the forcing mechanism for widespread showers and storms for the rest of today. Continue reading
Still Wet Today, Then Dry Through Much Of Next Week
STILL WET: We will forecast periods of rain today along with potential for some thunder; additional rain amounts of around one inch are likely. Temperatures won’t get out of the 70s because of clouds and rain. The rain will end tonight as drier air begins to drop southward. Continue reading
Wet Tomorrow; Then Mostly Dry Friday And Over The Weekend
WET: We will continue to forecast a good chance of rain at times tonight and tomorrow with a few embedded thunderstorms. Additional rain amounts of 1-2 inches are possible; keep in mind some places saw over three inches of rain today. The sky will remain mostly cloudy, and once again we won’t get out of the 70s tomorrow. Continue reading
Wet Is The Word For Alabama
WET THROUGH TOMORROW: A widespread, beneficial rain event is ahead for Alabama over the next 48 hours as a deep upper trough pushes a cold front in our direction. Rain is extensive this morning over the northern third of the state, and NWS Huntsville has issued a flash flood watch for the Tennessee Valley today. Continue reading
