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A Quick Check On Our Weather At Midday
Just like the HRRR model projected, the next band of heavy tropical rain and storms have moved in from Mississippi and are currently affecting the western locations in Central Alabama. Continue reading
A Quick Update On Our Weather Situation At 10:00 AM
For the most part across the Central Alabama area, skies are generally with showers and storms mainly over the southeastern parts, with only a few isolated showers dotting the radar elsewhere. Continue reading
Potential For A Few Tornadoes Across Alabama Today
ACTIVE WEATHER DAY: The remnant circulation of former Tropical Storm Harvey is over Central Louisiana this morning; it will move northeast across North Mississippi and West Tennessee over the next 18 hours, putting Alabama in a favorable position for numerous showers and thunderstorms. It won’t rain all day, but it will rain at times, and a few storms could be severe. Continue reading
Heavy Rain/Tornado Potential Tomorrow
TONIGHT/TOMORROW: As Tropical Storm Harvey moves to the northeast on a track that is west of Alabama, it will keep our weather unsettled through tomorrow with occasional rain and a few thunderstorms. The rain could be heavy at times, and we will have the proper combination of shear and instability tomorrow for the potential for a few isolated tornadoes. Continue reading
Harvey’s Heavy Rains Are Affecting Central Alabama
At 11:00 AM, moderate to heavy rainfall is falling over much of the Central Alabama area at this time, as we are now receiving what the outside feeder band from Harvey has to offer. Continue reading
Periods Of Rain Through Tomorrow; Dry Weekend Ahead
WET IS THE WORD: Tropical Storm Harvey is making a second landfall on the Louisiana coast south of Lake Charles this morning, and it is finally on the move. With a track west of Alabama, we will be on the wet side of the system, and Harvey promises to bring a good wet down to the state through tomorrow night. Continue reading
