The strong upper ridge in place across the Deep South is allowing temperatures to surge into the upper 80s and lower 90s across Alabama. These temperatures are around 20° above average for early April in Alabama; early April is feeling more like early June and record highs are likely to be set in the coming days.
While the sunshine is helping to warm you up some while you are standing out in its rays, it is still rather cool as we approach the midday hour.
Good morning, friends! We’re off to a frosty start this Saturday across Alabama, so grab that jacket and maybe even some gloves if you’re heading out early.
Here is the latest on Tropical Depression Sara as it lingers over Central America.
Here is the latest on Tropical Depression Sara.
Sara has moved inland in Belize and will weaken today. The moisture from the system will be entrained into our system along the northern Gulf Coast this week, setting the stage for heavy rainfall over southern Alabama and along the coast Tuesday.
Today will be another beautiful and mild day across Alabama, but changes are in the offing in the days ahead.
Sara continues to weaken, posing little to no threat of redevelopment once reaching the Gulf.
Sara slowly weakening, and finally increasing in forward motion, although still moving very slowly westward.
Get ready for a picture-perfect fall weekend with sunshine, cool mornings, and comfortable afternoons—but changes are on the horizon as rain and cooler air make their way into the forecast next week!
Tropical storm Sara has now become stationary as of the latest advisory from the NHC.
Sara continues to bring flash flooding and landslides to Honduras. Weakening expected by Monday.
Here is the latest on Tropical Storm Sara.
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