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Humid Air Mass through Midweek
A humid air mass is forecast to remain in place through Tuesday keeping our weather wet and unsettled with daily chances for showers and thunderstorms. Continue reading
Wet At Times Through Monday
THE ALABAMA WEEKEND: A very moist, unstable airmass will remain parked across the Deep South. The sky will be occasionally cloudy tomorrow and Sunday, and we will see a number of showers and storms around both days. The rain won’t be continuous, and the sun will peek out at times, but if you have something planned outside be prepared an occasional shower or storm. Continue reading
Muggy Air With Numerous Showers At Midday In Central Alabama
It’s warm and muggy across Central Alabama as we approach the midday hour on this first Friday of June. Radar is pretty active mainly on the western side of the area, especially with the shower activity that is crossing the state line. Continue reading
Very Humid; Scattered Showers/Storms
MUGGY JUNE DAYS: “Air you can wear” will remain across Alabama and the Deep South through the weekend, meaning we will have to dodge showers and thunderstorms at times. Expect more clouds than sun each day, highs in the 80-85 degree range, and scattered shower and thunderstorms. Continue reading
Scattered Showers/Storms Through The Weekend
Radar suggests two inches of rain came down today in East Alabama on the Cleburne/Randolph County line south of Heflin. We will maintain the chance of showers through tonight with a weak upper disturbance approaching from the west. Continue reading
Some Sun; Scattered Showers/Storms
WELCOME TO METEOROLOGICAL SUMMER: Those of us in the weather business consider summer from June 1 through August 31… it makes it much easier for record keeping. In terms of astronomy, however, summer begins on the day of the solstice; this year on June 20 at 11:24p CT. Continue reading
