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Warm April Days
SUNNY, WARM APRIL AFTERNOON: Temperatures have reached the mid 80s across North/Central Alabama this afternoon… about ten degrees above average, right at record levels. Birmingham’s record high today is 86 set in 1981; a decent chance we tie, or even break it before the day is over. Continue reading
A Fabulous But Warm Midday Across Central Alabama
An upper level ridge is in control of our weather pattern across Central Alabama, and this will bring us above average warmth and mainly dry conditions for at least the next few days. Continue reading
Warm, Dry Pattern Through The Weekend
A warm and dry pattern will continue through the Easter weekend across Alabama. Temperatures will be running nearly 10 degrees above normal with highs in the 80s.
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Showers Are Widely Spaced This Afternoon
RADAR CHECK: As expected, we have a few random, widely spaced showers and storms across the southern two-thirds of Alabama this afternoon south of surface front; the showers are drifting to the southwest. Continue reading
A Decent Midday Across Central Alabama, Few Showers Possible Today
As we are leading up to the noon hour in Central Alabama, skies are mostly clear across much of the northern parts of the area, with a few more clouds hanging overhead the further south you go. Continue reading
A Few Isolated Showers/Storms Today
A few isolated showers and storms will dot the area today, but you’re chance of getting wet is only about 1 in 5. Dry and warm through the weekend otherwise.
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