Can’t Beat this Weather
Warm sunshine, low humidities, and light winds are making for a picture perfect day across Central Alabama. Tomorrow promises to be as nice, or nicer!
Category: Alabama’s Weather
A Glorius Easter Sunday
A gorgeous Easter Sunday is in store for Alabama as a building ridge of high-pressure promises to bring some fine weather for the first part of the week ahead.
Sun for Some, Clouds Elsewhere
After the cloudy start to the day, some locations are seeing sunshine in full supply this afternoon, while many locations in central, eastern, and northern portions of the state continue to deal with more clouds.
Weather Xtreme: Stubborn Showers Today, Beautiful Easter Sunday
We’ll have a cool and cloudy morning to start with some stubborn showers that refuse to leave Central Alabama. But those will eventually move out later today, and we’ll have an absolutely wonderful Easter Sunday in store for us.
Clearing Tomorrow; Sunny Easter Sunday
COLD, WET: A deep, cold core upper low is moving over Alabama this afternoon, setting the stage for a cloudy, cold, and wet day. Temperatures over the northern half of the state are in the 47-54 degree range… next time we have a day this cool will probably come in October. Occasional rain showers will continue through tonight.
Very Cool With Some Showers Out There At Midday On This Good Friday
We continue to have scattered showers wrapping around the center of low pressure that is just off to our north in eastern Tennessee.
Hurricane Michael Upgraded to Category 5
NOAA Scientists have announced that last October’s Hurricane Michael has been upgraded to category five intensity, only the fourth U.S. landfalling cat five.
Much Cooler, Light Rain At Times
COOLER, SOME LIGHT RAIN: A deep, cold core upper low will move through Alabama today. Heavier thunderstorms over Southeast Alabama are moving out of the state, but we will still forecast periods of light rain today. We might even hear of some small hail with light rain showers this afternoon due to the cold air aloft associated with the upper low. Temperatures won’t get out of the 50s today… next time we have a day this cool will probably come in October.
Severe Threat Has Diminished Considerably
The severe threat has diminished considerably over Alabama and is limited to areas south of a line from Auburn to Luverne at this hour.
3:25 Update: Strong Storms Over Southeast Alabama; Tornado Watch Continues for that Part of the State
No warnings in Alabama at this hour, but a tornado watch continues for Southeastern portions of the state until 8 a.m. CDT.
Radar Check at 2 a.m.
Strong storms are pushing eastward early this morning across South and Southeast Alabama.
Tornado Watch Until 8 a.m. CDT for South/Southeast Alabama
As advertised, a tornado watch has been issued for parts of South and South Central Alabama.
New Tornado Watch Coming for South Alabama
Storms are intensifying over South Alabama as feared. They do have the potential to produce tornadoes over the next few hours and a tornado watch is being planned.
An 11:30 Look at the Alabama Weather Situation: Tornado Threat May Increase Again for Areas Along and South of I-85/I-65
While the severe weather threat is over for the northern half of Alabama, there may be an increasing tornado threat for areas south of I-65/85 across South Alabama overnight.
Alabama Weather Update Just After 10:30 p.m.: Second Line of Storms Develops; Severe Threat Mainly for Far South Alabama
No warnings are in effect for any part of Alabama at this hour, but a second line of storms over Southwestern Alabama will be monitored as it professes eastward overnight.
Terrible News: A Fatality Tonight from a Tree on a Home
a fatality has occurred from tonight’s storms near Wattsville in St. Clair County.
