Tropical Storm Chantal: Late Saturday Afternoon Update
Tropical Storm Chantal remains just offshore of the South Carolina coast this evening, holding steady with maximum sustained winds near 45 mph.
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Summer in Full Swing: Hot and Mostly Dry with a Spotty Shower or Two
Today in Alabama, hot and humid conditions will dominate with highs in the lower to middle 90s, while mostly dry weather is expected statewide—though isolated afternoon storms could develop, especially west of I-65 in North Alabama.
Tropical Storm Warning Extended to Surf City, North Carolina – Conditions Expected to Begin Later Today
Tropical Storm Chantal is currently located near latitude 31.1 North and longitude 78.7 West, approximately 135 miles south-southeast of Charleston, South Carolina, and about 220 miles south-southwest of Wilmington, North Carolina.
Heat with Storm Chances Increasing Next Week; Plus, Some Tropical Mischief
Hot and mostly dry through the weekend, but rain and storm chances increase across Alabama next week as a front approaches and tropical activity stirs in the Atlantic.
The Alabama News Center — Groups dream of rescuing beloved Alabama lighthouse from time, weather, erosion
With binoculars focused on a tiny plot of sand off the coast of Dauphin Island, a lighthouse comes into focus.
The Alabama News Center — University of Alabama’s para track and field team striving to build legacy
UA’s program joins eight other collegiate para track and field squads in the United States at schools such as Arizona, Illinois, Michigan and San Diego State.
More Scattered Storms Expected Today & Tomorrow
It will be another hot and muggy June day across North and Central Alabama, with temperatures climbing into the upper 80s and lower 90s this afternoon.
Scattered Storms Continue with a Brief Front and Some Heat Relief on the Way
Daily storms will remain a staple across Alabama through the weekend. A front early next week could briefly lower humidity levels before a return to unsettled summer weather.
Localized Severe Weather Possible This Afternoon Across Northern Alabama and Surrounding Areas
The Storm Prediction Center has issued a mesoscale discussion highlighting the potential for localized damaging winds this afternoon across parts of central and eastern Kentucky, middle and eastern Tennessee, northern Alabama, and extreme northwest Georgia.
Flood Advisory for Parts of Jefferson Co. Until 8PM
Thunderstorms producing heavy rainfall are leading to urban and small stream flooding across the area.
Heat Advisory Extended for Colbert, Franklin, & Lauderdale Counties Until 7PM Sunday
Heat index values are expected to reach up to 107 degrees due to a combination of hot temperatures and high humidity. These conditions can increase the risk of heat-related illnesses.
Hotter Than a Jalapeño’s Armpit This Afternoon; Slightly Hotter Tomorrow
As of 10:55AM, temperatures were ranging from the lower 80s to the lower 90s across the state. Andalusia was the hot spot at 91 degrees, while Gadsden was the cool spot at 81 degrees.
Major Heat Wave Ahead: Hot Temperatures & High Humidity Grip Alabama
Alabama is heading into the first major heat wave of the summer, with high heat building through next week and only spotty afternoon storms offering limited relief.
Summer Starts Strong: Heat Builds, Storm Chances Fade Across Alabama
A hot and humid pattern is taking over Alabama, with the first official day of summer bringing a strong ridge, rising heat, and only isolated rain chances heading into next week.
