Memorial Day will feature more clouds than sun, and we will have the risk of a few passing showers or thunderstorms through tonight. Continue reading →

Some of the heavier showers could produce hail; SPC maintains a “marginal risk” of severe storms for the eastern half of Alabama through the evening. The core severe weather threat is well to the east of Alabama, where tornado watches cover much of the Carolinas and far East Georgia. Continue reading →

We will maintain the chance of occasional showers and storms statewide today as a deep, cold core upper trough moves through. Heavier thunderstorms will come over the eastern half of the state where SPC has a “marginal risk” of severe storms defined. Continue reading →

Rain across the state today won’t be as widespread or as heavy as last night, but we will continue to mention the chance of a few passing showers through the day and tonight with a cloudy sky. A few strong thunderstorms are possible over Southeast Alabama. Continue reading →

RADAR CHECK: Showers and thunderstorms are increasing across much of Alabama this afternoon in a moist, unstable airmass. We will forecast scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms across the state tonight; a few strong storms are possible over the southern half of the state where SPC maintains a “marginal risk” of severe weather. Continue reading →

RADAR CHECK: With rising dewpoints and instability, we have a few widely scattered showers and storms on radar this afternoon across North/Central Alabama moving to the north. Most of the state remains dry, but a few neighborhoods have picked up a good passing shower… Continue reading →

A moist, unstable airmass remains over Alabama, and we will maintain the risk of widely scattered showers through this evening, with the higher coverage this afternoon over the northern quarter of the state, north of Birmingham. Otherwise, today will feature a mix of sun and clouds with a high in the low 80s. Continue reading →

We will maintain the chance of showers and storms tonight with a weak surface front to the north. Continue reading →

The dry spell should come to an end for many places later today and tonight as showers and thunderstorms begin form in the moist air over Alabama. Continue reading →