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Drier Air Arriving This Afternoon
Moisture remains this morning at the mid and upper levels of the atmosphere over the Southeast US, so you can expect to see some patchy light rain and sprinkles. Drier air arrive this afternoon, so the first half of the week ahead looks to be very nice as temperatures stay slightly below the 30-year averages for late June. Continue reading
Fairfield Tornado an EF-1
The tornado that occurred in Fairfield on June 22, 2017, was initially considered to be an EF-2, however, with additional survey work performed today, the NWS has decided a high-end EF-1 rating is more appropriate. See the details of their reasoning here. Continue reading
Rain Chances Gradually Decreasing
Rain continues to be a threat for today, but finally, sunny and dry weather will return to Alabama tomorrow. Continue reading
One More Wet One!!
More rain fell overnight across parts of the area and additional rain is possible today before a front moves through later today. Continue reading
What To Expect Through The Rest Of Friday Evening
The good news is that the threat of severe weather from Post-Tropical Cyclone Cindy is tarting to come to an end across Central Alabama. There is still a Marginal Risk for severe storms across the southeastern parts of Central Alabama, especially for locations east of Selma to Sylacauga to Heflin. For everyone else to the west, the severe threat is over. Continue reading
