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Strong/Severe Storms Arrive Late Tonight; Colder Tomorrow
WINDY, WARM AFTERNOON: Temperatures have reached the low 80s in many areas across Alabama this afternoon with a mix of sun and clouds; we have a strong south wind of 15-25 mph with higher gusts. Nothing on radar, but tornado watches are in effect for much of Arkansas and parts of West Tennessee, ahead of a cold front that will bring storms to our state late tonight. Continue reading
Strong/Severe Storms Arrive Late Tonight
ANOTHER WARM SPRING DAY: We project a high around 80 degrees again today; south winds will increase this afternoon, gusting at times to 30 mph ahead of a cold front. The sky will be mostly cloudy, although the sun should peek out at times. A shower is not totally out of the question during the day, but the main action comes late tonight. Continue reading
Strong/Severe Storms Tomorrow Night
**No afternoon Weather Xtreme video today… I am on a “special assignment”… back to the two a day schedule tomorrow** WARM/DRY AFTERNOON: Temperatures are in the 76-80 degree range across Alabama this afternoon with a mix of sun and clouds. … Continue reading
A Few Strong/Severe Storms Possible Later Today
ACTIVE WEATHER DAY: An approaching upper trough/surface front will bring showers and thunderstorms to Alabama today. SPC maintains some risk of severe storms over a decent part of the state. Continue reading
Rain/Storms To Return Late Tonight/Tomorrow
ACTIVE WEATHER AHEAD: The weather is pretty quiet across the great state of Alabama this afternoon; the sky is generally cloudy, but the sun has popped out at times pushing temperatures into the upper 70s. We have a few widely scattered showers on radar over Northwest Alabama, but nothing widespread or heavy. Continue reading
Severe Storms Likely Later Today/Tonight
ENHANCED RISK: SPC maintains an “enhanced risk” of severe weather for much of North Alabama, generally north of I-20… north of a line from Tuscaloosa to Columbiana to Sylacauga to Ranburne. The standard “slight risk” is up down to York, Monroeville, and Andalusia, and a “marginal risk” covers Southwest Alabama, places like Mobile and Gulf Shores. Continue reading
A Look At The Alabama Weather Situation
The primary severe weather concern will be tomorrow afternoon and evening, but we will deal with periods of rain, and possibly a few thunderstorms tonight as a warm front begins to lift northward through Central Alabama. SPC continues to mention a threat of severe storms for the southern half of Alabama tonight… the main threat will come from strong gusty winds and small hail. The tornado threat for South Alabama tonight is very low. Continue reading
Midday Look At The Alabama Weather Situation
We have a rather volatile weather situation for Alabama over the next 36 hours. We need to mention this is what we expect during March, April, and May… the prime spring tornado season months. This is not unprecedented or unusual. But, as with any severe weather threat, you need to pay close attention and put yourself in a place to hear severe weather warnings. Continue reading
A Look At The Alabama Severe Weather Threat
This is mid-March in Alabama, so having a severe weather threat is what we expect this time of the year. We will have an active pattern through tomorrow night. Continue reading
A Look At The Alabama Severe Weather Situation Sunday/Monday
TODAY: Scattered showers and storms across Alabama early this morning will end in a few hours, and the late morning and afternoon will be generally rain-free with only isolated showers. The sun should break out at times, and the high will be in the upper 70s. A few spots could touch 80 where the sun stays out longer.
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