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Warmer Days; Only Isolated Showers
PATTERN CHANGE: The broad circulation over the eastern U.S… formerly known as Hurricane Irma, will be lifting out today, and an upper ridge will build across the region. This means an end of the unseasonably cooler weather of late. In Birmingham we established new record low maximum temperatures Monday and Tuesday, and tied the “record low high” yesterday with a high of 68. Continue reading
Warmer, Brighter Days Ahead
ANOTHER RECORD LOW MAXIMUM POSSIBLE: Birmingham reports 66 degrees at 3:00… a decent chance we establish a record low maximum temperature for the third day in a row. The current “record low high” for September 13 is 68 set in 1959. Clouds cover the northern half of the state, and we still are seeing some patches of light rain on radar. Continue reading
A Few Showers Remain At Midday, But Drier & Warmer Air Expected Tomorrow
Much of Central Alabama is dry at this point as we have arrived to the midday hour, but there are still a few pesky scattered light showers out from the remnants of Irma. Continue reading
Clouds Hang Around North Alabama Today
COOL SEPTEMBER WEATHER: The big circulation, formerly known as Hurricane Irma, is still spinning near Memphis this morning, and low clouds will continue to wrap into North Alabama today. But, to the south, the southern half of the state will enjoy a good supply of sunshine with highs in the 80s. Continue reading
Clouds Hang Around Tomorrow; A Few Showers
CLOUDY/COOL/DAMP SEPTEMBER DAY: Clouds linger over the northern half of Alabama this afternoon with areas of light rain and drizzle; temperatures are only in the low to mid 60s, a good twenty degrees below average for mid-September in Alabama. We do note South Alabama is cloud free with temperatures in the low 80s. Continue reading
