Warmer temperatures will be the main story in the coming week along with a threat for heavy rainfall over the Tennessee Valley of North Alabama and southern Tennessee. No more severe weather for the foreseeable future.
Dense fog is forming in spots across Central Alabama. Be careful when driving across the area through morning.
We’ve curated a list of some of the best hot chocolates across the state to warm you up as we count down to Christmas.
Much of the area is dry, but there are showers pushing southward with a slow-advancing cold front.
Great Southern Wood plans to invest $13.7 million in an expansion project at its treatment facility in Mobile County, allowing the company to create 12 jobs and retain 78 current positions, according to the Mobile Chamber.
The first half of the weekend will be a little wet and cloudy, while the second half looks to be dry with a few clouds and cooler. You’ll have to keep your umbrella handy at times through the work week.
The Alabama Power Economic and Community Development team has been named a Rural Star Partner by the Alabama Department of Commerce for its role in supporting rural development.
THIS AFTERNOON: We have a mix of sun and clouds across Alabama this afternoon, temperatures are in the 60s over North Alabama, and close to 70 over the southern counties of the state. We continue to see a few sprinkles on radar, but most places are dry. Clouds increase tonight with a low in the 55-62 degree range.
More clouds than sun today, and we have seen a few spotty showers across the northern portions of the state through the morning hours. These will continue through the afternoon hours, however, most locations will remain dry today.
It’s a winter wonderland in Alabama with parades and holiday lights.
WARMER THIS AFTERNOON: With a partly sunny sky, we project a high in the mid 60s over North Alabama today, with low 70s for the southern counties of the state. The average high for Birmingham on December 2 is 60. Clouds will increase tonight ahead of a cold front.
On Dec. 8, the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama and the Alabama Power Foundation will host the finale for the latest Alabama Launchpad competition for startup companies.
