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Warm and Muggy November Saturday

It is a very warm and muggy first Saturday of November and there are a few rain showers dotting the radar this afternoon. Continue reading →

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Turning Back Time: Farewell Daylight Saving

Cher once considered (in a hit song) what it would be like “If I could turn back time.” Continue reading →

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Scattered Showers; Warm Weekend

RADAR CHECK: Showers are widely scattered across Alabama this afternoon, otherwise we have a layer of broken clouds with temperatures mostly in the 70s. There is a risk of stronger storms to the west over North Mississippi in coming hours; some of those could drift into Alabama late tonight, but they should be weakening and no severe weather is expected in our state. Continue reading →

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A Mid-Afternoon Look At Central Alabama’s Weather

At the 2:00 PM hour in Central Alabama, it is a quite warm and very humid day. Continue reading →

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A Few Scattered Showers/Storms; Warmer

Today will be mostly cloudy and mild with a high in the mid to upper 70s, and we will maintain the risk of scattered showers and storms. We note SPC has a “marginal risk” of severe storms up for North Mississippi later today and tonight; that risk extends into far Northwest Alabama. Continue reading →

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On This Day In Alabama History: Deadly Riots Occurred In Barbour County

November 3, 1874: Deadly riots occurred in Eufaula and Spring Hill in Barbour County during statewide elections, killing eight or nine black men Continue reading →

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Trending Warmer; Scattered Showers/Storms

RADAR CHECK: So far this has been a fairly quiet day across the great state of Alabama with few showers. But, we do expect an increase in the number of showers and thunderstorms through 10:00 tonight as a weak disturbance aloft approaches from the west. In fact, SPC has defined a “marginal risk” of severe storms for parts of Northwest Alabama. Continue reading →

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A Few Sprinkles Out There At Midday, Few Strong Storms Later Today

Not much going on in Central Alabama during the 1 o’clock hour, but I have a feeling that we could see some active weather in the northwestern parts of the area by the late afternoon into the early evening hours. Continue reading →

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Warmer Days Ahead; Showers Remain Possible

Today will be another mostly cloudy day; a few widely scattered showers are possible, and a warming trend begins as temperatures rise into the low to mid 70s this afternoon. The average high for Birmingham on November 2 is 70. Continue reading →

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On This Day In Alabama History: Territorial Legislature Met In St. Stephens

November 2, 1818: The Alabama Territorial Legislature began meeting for the second and last time in St Continue reading →

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