Alabama NewsCenter — People of Alabama: Betty Hall of Prattville
Other than a brief period away, Betty Hall has called Prattville home all of her life.
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Only Isolated Showers Through Mid-Week
RADAR CHECK: Most of Alabama is rain free this afternoon, but showers and a few storms are seen over the far southern part of the state, mainly south of U.S. 84. A few waterspouts were seen today off the Alabama Gulf Coast near Gulf Shores and Fort Morgan. The sky is partly sunny, and temperatures are mostly in the mid to upper 80s. The average high for Birmingham on August 3 is 91.
Alabama NewsCenter — These New Laws Will Help Accelerate Growth of Alabama’s Innovation Economy
The Alabama Innovation Commission met Thursday in Montgomery as part of its work to grow Alabama’s innovation economy.
Midday Nowcast: Plenty of Sun
Any showers will be few and far between as we are seeing more sun than clouds with highs generally in the mid-80s.
Alabama NewsCenter — Eli Gold to Be Voice of Birmingham Squadron Basketball Team
Gold is best known as the play-by-play announcer for the University of Alabama Crimson Tide football team and is a member of the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame.
Mostly Dry Today Over North/Central Alabama
TRENDING DRIER: A rare August “cold” front is sagging southward across Alabama this morning, and drier air now covers the northern half of the state. With the lower precipitable water values, most of North/Central Alabama will experience a dry day today with just a small risk of a shower. With a partly sunny sky, we expect a high in the 84-87 degree range; the average high for August 3 at Birmingham is 91.
Alabama NewsCenter — Interest in Backyard Birdwatching Takes Wing in Alabama
Among the most entertaining backyard birds are hummingbirds, which migrate through Alabama from spring through late fall and happily stop to enjoy nectar feeders.
CANCELED – Severe T-Storm Warning for Parts of Elmore, Macon, Montgomery Co. Until 4:15 pm
At 329 PM CDT, a severe thunderstorm was located over eastern Montgomery, moving east at 30 mph.
