Clouds increased overnight but will be thinning out after today as an upper-level disturbance passes. Monday will be dry, although there could be a shower late Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, with a better chance by late Wednesday night through Thursday and into Friday.
Serving others on Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Jan. 18 is one way to remember King’s achievements as a visionary and pioneer of the civil rights movement. King recognized the power of service and famously said, “Everyone can be great because everybody can serve.”
A decade ago, Matt Armbruster had a good job and so did his wife, Tara. They were living the American dream.
While the clouds have dissipated somewhat over the northern parts of Central Alabama throughout the day so far, we still have some clouds that are blocking the sun at times.
Alabama Power is joining forces with Baron Critical Weather Institute (BCWI) to expand the collection and analysis of real-time weather data in Alabama in an effort to improve weather-related decisions by citizens, first responders and government agencies.
Clouds hang tough this morning, but sunshine returns this afternoon. Clouds return on Sunday, but sun and moderating temperatures return for the start of next week.
The surge of U.S. business formations in the back half of 2020 has been one of the pandemic’s many surprises.
WINDY WINTER DAY: A tightening pressure gradient is bringing windy conditions to Alabama this afternoon; winds have gusted to 30 mph in spots. The sky is mostly sunny, but clouds will move into the northern half of the state over the next few hours.
See what events will be honoring MLK’s extraordinary life and service in this week’s edition of Can’t Miss Alabama.
The sky cleared this morning, and we are seeing tons of sunshine across the state at the midday hours, but more clouds to our northwest will be rolling back into the northern half of the state late today and through the overnight hours.
Alabama players declaring to enter the NFL draft are defensive lineman Christian Barmore, quarterback Mac Jones, wide receiver Jaylen Waddle and defensive back Patrick Surtain II.
TRENDING COLDER: A cold front passed through Alabama mostly in dry fashion overnight; today will feature a mostly sunny sky this morning, followed by scattered clouds this afternoon. The high will be around 50 degrees for the northern half of the state, with mid 50s to the south. Then, tonight, as colder air rolls into the state, a disturbance has the potential to bring snow showers and flurries to the northern quarter of Alabama.
