Midday Nowcast: Sun-filled Friday
After the cold start to the day, we are seeing a nice warm-up this afternoon with temperatures surging into the low and mid-50s.
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Alabama NewsCenter — Can’t Miss Alabama: Events include Hamilton, Clotilda Film Festival and Harlem Globetrotters
In this week’s Can’t Miss Alabama — Enjoy the best in Broadway musicals and film.
Dry Through Tomorrow; Wet Weather Returns Sunday
COLD START: Temperatures are in the 20s over North Alabama early this morning, with low to mid 30s over the southern counties with a clear sky. Expect a good supply of sunshine today with highs in the 50s and 60s… right at average values for January 27. Birmingham’s average high today is 55. The weather will stay dry tomorrow with a partly to mostly sunny sky; seasonal temperatures continue.
Alabama NewsCenter — New UAB Comprehensive Smell and Taste Clinic aims to provide care for patients with smell and taste loss
A new clinic at the University of Alabama at Birmingham is available to patients suffering from smell and taste loss as a result of COVID-19 and other illnesses.
Dry Through Saturday; Chilly Nights
DRY THROUGH SATURDAY: Nothing on radar this afternoon; the sky is partly sunny over the northern half of the state, with sunshine in full supply over the southern counties. Temperatures are in the 40s across North Alabama, about ten degrees below average for January 26.
Midday Nowcast: Mainly Cloudy and Cold
It is definitely looking and feeling like a winter’s day across much of North/Central Alabama. The clouds continue to hang around and it is cold with temperatures struggling to reach the 40s this afternoon.
Alabama NewsCenter — Gov. Ivey, community partners celebrate state’s newest crisis care center
Gov. Kay Ivey joined the Alabama Department of Mental Health, JBS Mental Health Authority, Jefferson County Sheriff’s Department and other community leaders for an exclusive look, ribbon-cutting and dedication ceremony at the new Craig Crisis Care Center in Birmingham.
Some Sun Later Today; Rain Returns Sunday
COLD WINTER DAY: Clouds cover the northern half of Alabama early this morning, and we will maintain the risk of a few sprinkles or flurries through mid-morning. Temperatures are mostly in the mid to upper 30s at daybreak; expect a high toady in the 46-55 degree range with some sun breaking through the clouds this afternoon.
Alabama NewsCenter — Pack Health to expand Birmingham operation with 200 new positions
Leading patient-engagement company Pack Health, a Quest Diagnostics company, recently announced plans to add at least 200 new full-time employee positions through an expansion at its Birmingham facility that will create a significant economic impact in the region.
Clouds Linger Tonight; A Few Sprinkles/Flurries
COLD WINTER DAY: Clouds cover much of Alabama this afternoon, although we are seeing some sun over parts of East and South Alabama. Temperatures have been slowly falling since this morning; we have 40s over the northern counties of the state, with 50s to the south.
Alabama NewsCenter — Learn about unhealthy eating motives and how to break the cycle
The new year often brings new resolutions, the majority of which are centered on physical health or weight loss, research shows.
Cloudy, Breezy Day For Alabama
RADAR CHECK: The line of strong to severe thunderstorms is pushing through the southeast corner of Alabama just before sunrise this morning, and across the Florida Panhandle. To the north, rain is over the eastern quarter of Alabama, moving quickly into Georgia. Clouds will linger across the state today, and winds could gust to 30 mph in spots through the afternoon… a wind advisory remains in effect for most of the state.
Just Before 8 pm Update — Rain Has Crossed Over the Alabama/Mississippi State Line
At 7:49 pm, rain has crossed over the state line and now stretched from just south of Eutaw all the way north through Florence and into Tennessee.
Alabama NewsCenter — 12 Alabama restaurants you can visit every month this year
We’ve put together this list of 12 Alabama restaurants to put on your 2023 calendar – one for every month of the year.
