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Flash Flood Warnings Issued
FLASH FLOOD WARNINGS: Nearly stationary thunderstorms have dropped buckets of rain over the northern and eastern part of the Birmingham metro, where flash flood warnings have been issued. A flash flood warning is also in effect for parts of Blount County, including Oneonta, but thankfully rain there has diminished over the past 30 minutes. Continue reading
A Mix Of Dry And Stormy Weather At Midday, The Beach Is Not Much Better
All of the shower and storm activity at this point across Central Alabama is currently across the northern half of the area, while the southern half is pretty much dry at this point. The beaches along the Gulf have been quite stormy as well. Continue reading
Lower Heat Levels; Scattered Showers/Storms
TODAY/TOMORROW: We note a few scattered showers on radar early this morning over the northern third of the state; the air aloft today will be a bit colder, making the air more unstable, so we will forecast scattered showers and storms, mainly this afternoon and this evening. Best coverage this afternoon should be along and south of I-20. Continue reading
Showers Today, More Numerous Monday/Tuesday
Scattered showers will occur once again today, but with a weak frontal boundary dropping into the Southeast US for Monday and Tuesday, we should see an uptick in showers and thunderstorms with greater coverage in rain occurrences. Continue reading
Hazy, Hot, Humid, Heat Advisory
Another mainly sunny and hot afternoon across North/Central Alabama; temperatures well into the 90s and with the downright muggy conditions, those heat indices are heading over 100° in many spots. Continue reading
Shower Chances Rise/Temps Come Down
We can expect to see one more day of high heat with a heat advisory in effect today from 11 am to 9 pm. But as the upper ridge weakens its hold on the Southeast US Sunday and into the first few days of next week, temperatures should drop a bit with the better chances for showers and storms coming on Monday and Tuesday. Continue reading
