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Isolated Storms Give Way to a Dry Week
Our satellite image this morning showed clear skies across all but the southeast corner of the state with a few spots reporting reduced visibility due to some patchy fog. As we saw yesterday, we should have a mostly sunny day … Continue reading
Not Feeling Like Fall
A very summer-like weekend of weather is underway across the state of Alabama with ample sunshine and very warm temperatures this afternoon. Continue reading
Weather Turning Mainly Dry
Much of the week ahead for Central Alabama will be dry as the air mass in place has somewhat lowered precipitable water values. Highs will remain in the middle and upper 80s, but a substantial taste of Fall is likely to come about at the end of the week and into next weekend. Continue reading
Fall Arrives; Still Feels Like Summer
HELLO FALL: The equinox was at 3:02p CT… today is the day we have approximately 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness. Of course, this is Alabama, and often we don’t really enjoy the first good front of fall until October, and we will stay warm for the next 5 to 7 days. Continue reading
Mostly Clear, Hot, & Humid at Midday
We only have a few cumulus clouds dotting the skies across Central Alabama at this point of the day, but I do expect a few more clouds to develop during the main heating part of the afternoon. Continue reading
Fall Arrives Today; Still Feels Like Summer
THE DAY OF THE EQUINOX: The autumnal equinox is today at 3:02p CT… that is when the sun will be directly over the equator, and we have approximately 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness. And, while fall “officially” arrives, it will still feel like summer with temperatures reaching the upper 80s again today. And, like recent days, a few showers and storms are possible this afternoon and early tonight, but they should be widely separated. Continue reading
