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Strong Storms Tomorrow, Then Much Colder Sunday
PLEASANT AFTERNOON: Temperatures are in the 57-60 degree range over much of North and Central Alabama this afternoon, and we note a few thin spots in the overcast. To the south, Montgomery and Demopolis report a pleasant 65 degrees at mid-afternoon. Nothing on radar, and we will be dry through the evening hours despite a mostly cloudy sky. Continue reading
Strong/Severe Storms Possible Later Today
ACTIVE DAY TO WRAP UP 2018: Temperatures are mostly in the mild 60s across Alabama early this morning, and we project a high in the 70-74 degree range for most of the state this afternoon. The late December warmth will help to create an unstable atmosphere, and with the approach of a storm system, we will have potential for strong to severe thunderstorms this afternoon and into early tonight. Continue reading
Conditional Severe Weather Threat This Afternoon
THIS MORNING: A large mass of rain has been moving across Alabama this morning; nothing severe, and little lightning…. This rain will shift eastward in coming hours, with only a few lingering showers around here by mid to late morning. … Continue reading
Showers/Storms At Times Through Tomorrow
UNSETTLED WEATHER CONTINUES: Radar showers large areas of rain across the northern half of Alabama this afternoon as moisture levels continue to rise. The sky is cloudy and temperatures are generally in the 60s. Down in South Alabama, the sun is shining in many places, and Mobile is up to 74 degrees at mid-afternoon. Continue reading
Strong To Severe Storms Late Tonight/Early Tomorrow
THE STORMS OF NOVEMBER: We are now in the late fall severe weather season in Alabama… and we do have a threat of strong to severe thunderstorms over North Alabama late tonight into early tomorrow. But, before the storms arrive, today looks fairly quiet. The sky will feature more clouds than sun, but most of the day will be dry with a high around 70 degrees this afternoon. Continue reading
Sunday Evening Look At The Alabama Severe Weather Threat
Weather parameters will come together for the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms across North Alabama late tomorrow night and early Tuesday morning. We should mention that rain now covers much of North and West Alabama… this doesn’t have anything … Continue reading
An Updated Look At The Alabama Severe Weather Threat
A potent late fall weather system will bring the threat of severe thunderstorms to Alabama late tomorrow night into early Tuesday morning. A negative tilt upper trough with strong wind fields will support a deepening surface low that will past … Continue reading
A Look At The Severe Weather Threat Monday Night/Early Tuesday
A potent, dynamic weather system will bring the risk of severe thunderstorms to much of Alabama Monday night into Tuesday morning. A deep, negative tilt upper trough with strong wind fields will approach as a deepening surface low moves from … Continue reading
Rain This Morning; Much Cooler Tomorrow
STORMY MORNING: A band of heavy showers continues to push into Alabama this morning; it will sweep rapidly through the state over the next few hours. There is little to no surface based instability over the northern half of Alabama, but there is a fairly high amount of directional shear. NWS has issued a tornado watch for roughly the western half of Alabama… Continue reading
Updated Look At This Morning’s Alabama Weather Situation
A line of storms will sweep through Alabama this morning. There is very little instability over the northern half of the state, and not much lightning associated with the line. But, there is a high amount of directional shear, and … Continue reading
