A few snowflakes are mixing with a light, cold rain across parts of North and Central Alabama this afternoon, producing a little wonder and excitement but fortunately no travel issues. The precipitation will end by this evening and it will be cold overnight. Watch for patchy ice on roads tomorrow morning.
Drier air being advected into North Alabama along with the core of a trough dropping well to the southeast of the area, precipitation is starting to come to an end over the northern parts of the state.
On November 8, a wildfire began in Butte County, California as the area was under very dry conditions due to a lack of rain for much of Northern California.
This is the scene up on Monte Sano Mountain up in Huntsville from a few minutes ago. A nice dusting is covering the grassy areas and outdoor furniture, but notice none is sticking to the road surfaces.
While light showers with a few flakes are being reported across the extreme northern parts of Central Alabama and up into North Alabama, we may have some locations in the north that could end up with a light dusting.
Picture this: you’re on vacation in the Florida Keys enjoying the warm, humid weather at the beach, when all of a sudden you notice what looks like a tornado on the water.
The high in Birmingham for December 9th, 2018 was 42F. The low was 38F.
ANOTHER GRAY, COLD DAY: Alabama’s weather won’t change much today; cloudy, cold conditions continue with temperatures rising very little. Most places across North/Central Alabama are in the upper 30s this morning, we won’t get past the low 40s this afternoon.
A recent report shows that many systemic risks are re-emerging one decade since the last major recession and real estate finance disruption — aligning with history’s schedule of economic disruption every decade since the 1850s.
Dec. 10, 1968: Quarterback Pat Trammell led the University of Alabama Crimson Tide to a national championship in 1961.
The University of Alabama’s department of theatre and dance will offer the state’s first Master of Fine Arts in dance program starting in fall 2020.
As November came to a close, so did the 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season. This season produced fifteen named storms. Among those fifteen storms, eight of them were hurricanes. This hurricane season produced two major hurricanes out of the eight that formed.
Alabama is socked in by clouds on this cold, dreary Sunday afternoon. Temperatures are hovering in the 30s and 40s with some light rain and drizzle over western sections.
Air quality is vital to everyday life and health. Certain gases and particles cause poor air quality (polluted air) in large quantities. This is very unhealthy and unsafe to breathe in.
