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Moisture Levels Begin To Rise Thursday

SUNNY SUMMER DAY: Another very nice late June day across the great state of Alabama; lots of sunshine with temperatures mostly in the mid 80s. Humidity values are fairly low, and we have nothing on radar over the northern two-thirds of the state. Tonight will be mostly fair with a low in the mid 60s. Continue reading →

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Another Great Midday Across Central Alabama

What a great day outside across Central Alabama at the lunch-time hour. Skies are mainly clear for much of the area, with a few high clouds floating across the sky dow in the southern parts. There is a little disturbance that is moving across the south and southeastern parts of Tennessee that are bring a little cloud cover to the northern parts of the state, but no rain is involved. Continue reading →

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Dry, Warm Weather Continues Today

PLEASANT MORNING, WARM AFTERNOON: While most places are in the low to mid 60s, cooler pockets are back in the cool 50s across the northern half of Alabama this morning. We project a good supply of sunshine today with a high in the 85-88 degree range this afternoon. Continue reading →

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You’re Grilling Wrong: Seven Things You Shouldn’t Cook Over Fire

Few things conjure up the feeling of summer like a fully loaded grill. Steak and burgers, a couple salmon fillets, charring over fire while someone in an ironic apron flips and turns, beer in hand. Continue reading →

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On This Day In Alabama History: Helen Keller Was Born In Tuscumbia

 Author and activist Helen Keller was born in Tuscumbia. Left blind and deaf from an unknown illness at 19 months old, Keller learned to communicate with help from her longstanding instructor and companion, Anne Sullivan. Throughout her life, Keller became a prolific writer – publishing 12 books – and an international lecturer who visited more than 30 countries. Continue reading →

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Blue Origin To Invest $200m In Alabama Rocket Engine Production Facility

Blue Origin, the spaceflight company started by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, announced today that it will manufacture its BE-4 engine in a state-of-the art production facility to be built in Alabama’s Rocket City. Continue reading →

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Moisture Returns Later This Week

VERY PLEASANT JUNE DAY: It was a cool as 50 degrees in Alabama early this morning (that was the low at Valley Head in DeKalb County), and this afternoon temperatures are mostly in the mid 80s with a good supply of sunshine and low humidity values/dewpoints. Continue reading →

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A Great Midday Across Central Alabama, But What’s That Up North?

As we approach the midday hour across Central Alabama, we have generally clear skies out there and temperatures are feeling really comfortable at this point. There is a little surprise as we look up towards the northwest corner of the state. Continue reading →

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A Chance To Dry Out

Today will be mostly sunny and pleasant; the high will be in the mid 80s with low humidity. Continue reading →

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Jala Jala Is An Alabama Maker Worth Shouting About

Being from Texas, Jay Short just assumed other folks loved jalapeño peppers as much as he did.“Growing up in in the Dallas area, jalapeños were a way of life. My dad would serve them with every meal,” he says. “So I thought everybody ate them.” Continue reading →

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