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Sun, Heat, A Few Storms
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY: We are forecasting a classic early July day in Alabama on this Fourth of July. Partly sunny, hot, humid with the risk of “scattered, mostly afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms”. Most of the storms will come … Continue reading
Heat Continues
We’re not looking for much relief from the heat for a couple of days with a surface high pressure system over the eastern third of the Nation, so highs will be in the middle and upper 90s today and Monday. … Continue reading
Hot July Weekend
Not quite as comfortable out there today as our humidity levels are on the rise. Dew points are in the upper 60s and lower 70s, and that along with temperatures in the mid 90s for many spots, have it feeling … Continue reading
Hot Weekend for Alabama
It’s July 4th weekend, and hot weather is what we typically expect to see, so there is no surprise that this is what you will see. A few clouds were detected in the satellite view of the Southeast, but there … Continue reading
Mostly Dry Through Sunday
**No afternoon Weather Xtreme video today; I am live in Centreville for a Fourth of July event on ABC 33/40 News at 4, 5, and 6:00** RADAR CHECK: As expected, showers and storms are almost impossible to find across Alabama … Continue reading
Storms Stay Few And Far Between Through Sunday
PLEASANT MORNING: A number of communities have dropped into the 50s on this first morning of July… temperatures at sunrise include: Black Creek (just northeast of Gadsden) 56 Cullman 57 Fort Payne 57 Valley Head 57 Coker 58 Concord 58 … Continue reading
Dry Air Over North Alabama
RADAR CHECK: As expected, all of the showers and storms are over the southern half of Alabama this afternoon… North Alabama is in very dry air; the dew point at Huntsville has dropped to 45 degrees at 3:00… the relative … Continue reading
Showers Few And Far Between Through Sunday
CALM SUMMER WEATHER: On the maps this morning a surface boundary is near U.S. 80 (Demopolis to Selma to Montgomery to Opelika)… drier air is over North Alabama, and temperatures have reached the upper 50s at places like Cullman and … Continue reading
Quiet Weather Through Friday
RADAR CHECK: As expected, most of the showers and storms are over the southern half of Alabama this afternoon… The storms are moving slowly southward, and will dissipate later tonight. Temperatures are mostly in the 89-92 degree range, and lower … Continue reading
Drier Air Slowly Works In From The North
QUIET WEATHER: Dewpoints will slowly drop over the northern half of Alabama over the next 24 hours, meaning the air will be drier and more stable. Accordingly, we expect most of the scattered showers and storms to come over the … Continue reading
