SUMMER-LIKE WEATHER CONTINUES: Temperatures are in the 87-90 degree range over North/Central Alabama this afternoon with a good supply of sunshine. Not much change is expected tomorrow; the sky will be sunny with a high around 90 degrees… about 8 degrees above average for the end of September. Continue reading →

DRY DAYS: Sure looks like most of Alabama will go rain-free for the next seven days. For many, thoughts of last year’s drought start popping up, but you have to understand we are now in the driest time of the year, climatologically speaking. Long dry spells are to be expected in late September and October… then we tend to go wet/stormy in November and December, which is our late fall severe weather/tornado season here in “Dixie Alley”. Continue reading →

REST OF THE WEEK: It will feel more like summer tomorrow and Wednesday, with a good supply of sunshine both days we project a high close to 90 degrees. About 8 degrees above average, but not close to the records… Continue reading →

While the best chance of showers will come over the southern half of the state today, a few are possible across North/Central Alabama, but they will be widely separated. Otherwise, today will be partly sunny with a high in the mid to upper 80s. Continue reading →