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Storms Moving Out Of Alabama
TOMORROW/SATURDAY: These two days will be warm and mostly dry with a partly sunny sky. We rise into the mid 80s tomorrow, followed by upper 80s Saturday. Some places could touch 90 degrees Saturday afternoon for a real summer preview. Continue reading
Severe Weather Threat Overnight
New high resolution model data is now suggesting potential for the line of storm to become more “cellular” after midnight in Alabama, and with high storm relative helicity values we will need to hit the chance of a tornado or two a little harder. The limiting factor will be somewhat marginal instability values, but they are sufficient for severe storms. Continue reading
Quiet At Midday, But Strong/Severe Storms Possible After Midnight
As you can see by the image above, conditions are rather nice across North/Central Alabama. Skies are mostly clear and we have a nice breeze to help keep these warm temperatures feeling comfortable. The main action that we will have … Continue reading
SPC Upgrades Day 1 Outlook For Parts Of North/Central Alabama
We will have a QLCS (Quasi-Linear Convective System) moving through North/Central Alabama during the late night and into the early morning hours on Thursday that will be bringing us a risk of strong to severe storms. Continue reading
Strong Storms Move Into Alabama Late Tonight
WARM, DRY DAY AHEAD: We expect a good supply of sunshine across Alabama today with a high up in the mid 80s this afternoon. But, to the west, severe thunderstorms will form, and SPC has defined a “moderate risk” of severe storms for parts of North Louisiana and South Arkansas. Those storms will enter far West Alabama around midnight tonight, and we have a “marginal risk” defined for the western counties of our state in the Day One outlook that runs through 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. Continue reading
