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The Potential For Severe Storms Late Tomorrow/Tomorrow Night

SEVERE WEATHER SETUP: SPC maintains a “moderate” severe weather risk for the northwest corner of Alabama late tomorrow and tomorrow night, with an “enhanced” risk along and west of a line from Huntsville to Carbon Hill to Gordo. Places like Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, Anniston, and Gadsden are in the standard “slight risk”. There is a “marginal” risk for East and Southeast Alabama. Continue reading →

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Pretty Nice Out There At Midday & A New Wrinkle Introduced To Thursday’s Severe Threat

No worries for today’s weather, but latest model have now added a new wrinkle to the mix that could affect our chances for strong to severe storms. Continue reading →

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Walmart To Invest $135m In Alabama Import Distribution Center

Retail giant Walmart Stores Inc. plans to invest at least $135 million to open a massive import distribution facility in Mobile County, creating 550 jobs and providing a major boost to the Port of Mobile. Continue reading →

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Continental Motors To Build New Alabama Manufacturing Center

Continental Motors Group, a global maker of piston aircraft engines, announced plans to build a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility and corporate office at the Mobile Aeroplex as part of a three-year strategic growth plan. Continue reading →

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On This Day In Alabama History: Ad That Led To New York Times V. Sullivan Case Ran

March 29, 1960 – The full-page, 10-paragraph advertisement described a series of actions against black protestors in Alabama by local law enforcement, some inaccurately. Continue reading →

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Alabama Launchpad Expands Reach With New Regional Competitions

Alabama Launchpad, a program of the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama, is looking for communities that want to replicate the statewide competition on a local level. Continue reading →

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Warm and Dry Tomorrow; Storms Return Late Thursday

RADAR CHECK: As expected, we have a few widely scattered showers across Central Alabama this afternoon in the moist, unstable environment. Nothing too heavy or widespread. Continue reading →

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Sun & Clouds Out There At Midday Across Central Alabama, Along With A Few Showers

We have a mix of sun and clouds across Central Alabama at this point, but a very active day is in store out in Texas and Oklahoma. Continue reading →

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Calmer Weather Through Tomorrow

After an afternoon and evening of strong to severe storms, calmer weather is in store for Central Alabama for today. Continue reading →

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Alabama Legacy Moment: Harper Lee

Alabama Public Television is producing a series of videos titled “Alabama Legacy Moments” that offer a quick history of the people, places and stories that have defined Alabama. Continue reading →

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