Low clouds are clearing, but high clouds are moving in. Those cirrus clouds and their variants will filter sunshine this afternoon and potentially produce lots of great sunset and sun dog photos for the @spann Twitter feed.
Skies will clear today, but afternoon high clouds may give us a beautiful sunset. 30s tonight but most everyone stays above freezing. Mild all week. Next rain chance late Wednesday into Thursday.
The high in Birmingham for December 15th, 2018 was 52F. The low was 47F.
A strong EF4 tornado hit communities south and east of Tuscaloosa on Dec. 16, 2000, claiming 11 lives and injuring more than 125 others.
Last year, I introduced y’all to my friends at Sunnyland Farms in south Georgia when I shared my Easy Caramel Pecan Cheesecake.
The University of Alabama gymnastics team welcomed a group of special guests to the Frances Smith Practice Facility recently, hosting its annual holiday play date for the children of the Stallings RISE Center.
A pesky upper-level low continues to spin across North Alabama today and that continues to keep us cloudy, chilly, breezy, and is even providing pockets of light rain and drizzle across the much of the area.
The countdown to Christmas is now down to 10 days. We’ll have a few pesky lingering showers throughout the day today, but as you’ll see, once we dry out starting tonight, we’ll have a good few days of nice weather this week.
The high in Birmingham for December 14th, 2018 was 58F. The low was 52F.
When Tyler Wiegers was a four-star recruit as a quarterback at Detroit Country Day High in Lake Orion, Michigan, he entertained offers from several Midwest schools, including Eastern Michigan.
The athlete from Munford is making the most of his time at quarterback for the Eagles.
A crowd gathered at the University of Alabama at Birmingham Friday, Dec. 14 to greet award-winning UAB football coach Bill Clark and his team as they left for their upcoming bowl game. They meet Northern Illinois in the Boca Raton Bowl Tuesday, Dec. 18.
Forever Wild acquired a 466-acre tract at Turkey Creek Nature Preserve on Dec. 15, 2004.
Alabama has one year left to mark its 200 years as a state. Gov. Kay Ivey launched the year of Alabama’s bicentennial at the Alabama State Capitol Friday, saying it will be a year to celebrate and educate.
