A weak front is moving southward through North/Central Alabama today and it could be the focal point for some showers and storms this afternoon and evening. Some stronger storms are possible and the SPC maintains much of Central Alabama in a “marginal risk” of severe storms as some storms could produce gusty winds. Many locations […]
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MOISTURE LEVELS RISING: After a very pleasant weekend, moisture levels will rise across Alabama today, and we will mention the chance of a few strong thunderstorms this afternoon ahead of a surface front dropping in from the north. SPC has defined a “marginal risk” (level 1/5) of severe thunderstorms for parts of North/Central Alabama due to the potential for strong winds with the heavier storms.
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It is a fairly typical August afternoon, except for the lack of pop up showers and storms.
The system is the western Gulf just ran out of time before it moved inland over South Texas this morning.
Rain chances will be going up by midweek. 98L nearly became a tropical depression before it moved into South Texas.
At 12:45 pm, a rare sight is being seen on radar… no showers during a summer afternoon in Central Alabama.
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