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Pattern Change Likely Next Week

PLEASANT NIGHTS, HOT AFTERNOONS, NO RAIN: The weather just won’t change much across the great state of Alabama through the weekend thanks to an upper ridge, and dry air in place. We are forecasting mostly sunny days and fair nights … Continue reading →

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Dry Through Sunday; Changes Next Week

PLEASANT MORNINGS, HOT AFTERNOONS: Once again we are seeing some upper 50s in cooler pockets across Northeast Alabama as this day begins. Vic Bell at Black Creek reports 58 degrees just before daybreak… Fort Payne is at 59. A dry … Continue reading →

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Little If Any Chance Of Rain Through The Weekend

DRY SEPTEMBER DAYS: If cooler afternoon temperatures and a good soaking rain is on your wish list, the news is not necessarily good from the weather office today. An upper level ridge, and a dry airmass will remain in place … Continue reading →

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Generally Dry Through The Weekend

A TOUCH OF FALL FOR NORTH ALABAMA: Cullman and Fort Payne have dropped to 61 degrees early this morning; our Skywatcher at Black Creek, just northeast of Gadsden, reports a refreshing 58 degrees. But with a strong September sun, we … Continue reading →

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Just A Few Showers Around

RADAR CHECK: We actually have a few small, isolated showers on radar this afternoon across North/Central Alabama… they are moving south and will be very short lived. Otherwise, the sky is partly to mostly sunny with temperatures generally in the … Continue reading →

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Dry Pattern For Most Of Alabama

FALL ARRIVES THIS WEEK: The autumnal equinox is Thursday (September 21) at 9:21 a.m…. when the sun is directly over the equator and we have approximately 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness. And, fall arrives this week … Continue reading →

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Showers Today, Drier Monday

Clouds and fairly numerous showers helped to keep temperatures down across Central Alabama yesterday with 84 the official high in Birmingham. I’m looking for a similar day today as a cold front was poised to enter the northwest corner of … Continue reading →

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Wet Weekend, Dry Again Next Week

Alabamians waking up to some clouds this morning. Dew points already in the upper 60s will climb into the range of 70 to 72 for much of the weekend as a cold front slowly approaches Central Alabama. There is also … Continue reading →

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Showers/Storms Increase Over The Weekend

RADAR CHECK: All is quiet across Alabama this afternoon; not a drop of rain showing up over the northern half of the state with temperatures in the low to mid 90s. A few showers and storms are over Southwest Alabama; … Continue reading →

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Showers/Storms Increase Sunday

HOT FOR SEPTEMBER: Yesterday’s official high in Birmingham was 98 degrees… 13 degrees above average for September 15, and within 4 degrees of the record high of 102, set in 1927. The upper ridge holds today, and we will be … Continue reading →

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