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Showers/Storms More Numerous Across Alabama Today
RADAR CHECK: A few showers are in progress across Northwest Alabama early this morning, ahead of an organized batch of rain and storms over the northern half of Mississippi. This activity will likely fade over the next few hours, but new showers and storms are expected to form across Alabama this afternoon and early tonight. Understand it won’t rain everywhere, but most communities have a decent chance of seeing some rain later today Continue reading
Trending Drier Tomorrow And Over The Weekend
RADAR CHECK: There are a few scattered showers across North/Central Alabama this afternoon; parts of the Birmingham metro had a decent downpour earlier today with a cluster of slow moving storms.But, the more widespread rain is over the southern half of the state, where moisture levels are higher. Continue reading
Higher Coverage Of Storms Today Over South Alabama
RADAR CHECK: Rain and storms are active early this morning over parts of East Alabama around sunrise… in a broad zone from near Montgomery to Phenix City. Some flooding is very possible in this part of the state as the storms are nearly stationary; flash flood warnings were issued for parts of Lee and Russell counties during the pre-dawn hours. Continue reading
Strong Storms Possible Through The Evening Hours
RADAR CHECK: Scattered strong thunderstorms continue to develop across Alabama this afternoon ahead of a surface front near the Tennessee state line. A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect until 8p CT for parts of West-Central Alabama. Continue reading
Showers/Storms Build Northward Tomorrow
RADAR CHECK: Again today most of the showers and thunderstorms are over the southern half of Alabama, mainly south of a line from Lafayette to Montgomery to Mobile. Stronger storms there are producing heavy rain and lots of lightning, but the northern counties of the state remain in a drier airmass. Temperatures are mostly in the 87-92 degree range at mid-afternoon. Continue reading
Storms More Numerous Tomorrow; Heat Levels Drop Next Week
RADAR CHECK: Scattered showers and thunderstorms continue to develop across Alabama this afternoon in the hot, humid air. The more numerous storms at mid-afternoon are over the eastern half of the state; heavier storms are capable of producing strong gusty winds, heavy rain, and lots of lightning. Away from the storms temperatures are mostly in the mid 90s. Continue reading
Another Hot Day With Afternoon Storms; Some Heat Relief Next Week
BACK INTO THE 90s THIS AFTERNOON: Don’t expect much change in the Alabama weather situation today. Highs in the mid 90s, a partly sunny sky, and random, scattered showers and storms from about 2:00 until 10:00 p.m. But, over the weekend, the large scale upper high responsible for the heat will begin to shift westward, and heat levels begin to fall slowly. We project a high in the low 90s tomorrow, followed by upper 80s Sunday. Continue reading
Heat Levels Drop Next Week Across Alabama
RADAR CHECK: Scattered showers and thunderstorms are in progress over the northern quarter of the state at mid-afternoon; stronger storms are over the Tennessee Valley. A shower or storm could pop up just about anywhere through the evening hours… otherwise the sky is partly sunny with temperatures mostly in the mid 90s. Scattered showers and storms end later tonight. Continue reading
Another Hot Summer Day With Scattered Strong Storms This Afternoon
AIR YOU CAN WEAR: The typical summer weather pattern continues across Alabama today. Hot, humid, and random, scattered showers and storms around during the afternoon and evening hours. Highs will be mostly in the mid 90s, and a “heat advisory” remains in effect for about the northern 2/3 of the state, where some spots could see the heat index touching 105 this afternoon. Continue reading
Hot Summer Day; Showers Few And Far Between So Far
RADAR CHECK: So far showers and storms are slow to develop across Alabama today. Most of them at mid-afternoon are over the northwest corner of the state, but keep in mind a shower or thunderstorm could form at any place over the next few hours. Temperatures are mostly in the low to mid 90s, and the sky is partly sunny. Continue reading
