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Mild With A Chance Of Showers Tomorrow/Saturday
MILD FEBRUARY AFTERNOON: As expected, temperatures are in the 70s across parts of North/Central Alabama this afternoon. The sky is generally cloudy, but there are some breaks in the overcast, and the radar is quiet at mid-afternoon. Continue reading
Very Mild; Only Isolated Showers Today
SPRING PREVIEW: The overall upper air pattern across North America won’t be changing anytime soon. A strong upper ridge over the Gulf of Mexico is the main player for us, meaning mostly cloudy days, mild temperatures, and some risk of showers for the foreseeable future. Any showers today across Alabama should be pretty isolated, and we might see some breaks in the cloud cover this afternoon, pushing temperatures into the 70s. Continue reading
Not Much Sun Through The Weekend
RADAR CHECK: Rain is falling this afernoon over the Tennessee Valley of far North Alabama, back down into the northern half of Mississippi. Otherwise, the sky is mostly cloudy across Alabama this afternoon with temperatures generally in the 60s. Continue reading
A Look At Central Alabama’s Weather At Midday
Even though we are dealing with a few showers in the northwest corner of Central Alabama at this time, I do not believe you can complain about the temperatures at this point. Continue reading
Mild Temperatures; A Few Showers
Today will be mostly cloudy and mild, and we will continue to mention a chance of showers, with the best coverage north of I-20. The high today should be in the mid to upper 60s. Not much change tomorrow; another mostly cloudy and mild day with a shower possible, but not especially likely, as an upper ridge over the Gulf of Mexico noses in here from the south. Continue reading
More Clouds Than Sun; A Few Showers
THIS AFTERNOON: We have some temporary clearing this afternoon in a rather irregular zone from near Birmingham to Mobile, but the rest of the state remains generally overcast. Where the sun is shining, temperatures are well into the 60s, but where clouds are hanging tough temperatures are in the 50s. Nothing on radar at mid-afternoon. Continue reading
A Quick Check On Our Weather Just After Midday
For much of Central Alabama, skies are generally cloudy with the exception of the south-central and southwestern parts of the area. Continue reading
Clouds Hang Around; Not Much Rain Today
THIS MORNING: Temperatures have changed little across Alabama over the past 18 hours. We have mostly 40s over the northern half of the state, but Dothan reports 61 degrees just before daybreak. They are south of a stalled surface front, representing the leading edge of shallow, cold air that covered North and Central Alabama yesterday. The front will dissipate today, and temperatures won’t be as cold. We will reach the 50s by afternoon, and some places will see low 60s, mainly along and south of I-20. Continue reading
Warmer Days Ahead; A Few Showers
OVERCAST, COLD AFTERNOON: Most guidance from computer models suggested we would reach the 50s today across North/Central Alabama, but that won’t happen as thick clouds and cold air advection combine to keep temperatures in the 40s. A cluster of showers is moving into the Birmingham metro around 3:00 p.m. as I write this update. Continue reading
Central Alabama’s Weather At Midday
RADAR CHECK AT 12:18 PM – We have a few scattered showers showing up on radar over the western parts of the area, mainly affecting parts of Walker, Tuscaloosa, Pickens, Sumter, and Jefferson counties. Continue reading
