The weather stays active across Central Alabama, with showers and storms likely through midweek. Back to more typical summer weather to end the work week. And could we have a tropical system headed to the Gulf?
Rain and storms will continue to be likely at times through the rest of the day and through all of Monday. The tropics remain rather quiet with nothing new forming in the near future as of today.
The weather stays active across Central Alabama, with showers and storms likely through the end of the workweek.
Alabama is set to experience an unusually wet week with frequent showers and thunderstorms due to a persistent stationary front and broad troughing pattern. This increased rainfall will help moderate temperatures, keeping highs mostly in the 80s.
As you head outside on this bright and beautiful Saturday, you will notice plenty of blue in the skies with only a small cloud or two dotting that scene. However, get ready for some hot temperatures this afternoon. 11 AM temperatures were already up in the upper 80s to the mid 90s, and highs will […]
Let’s dive into what you can expect over the next seven days here in Alabama and get an update on the tropics.
Houston Hobby Airport recently reported a wind gust of 84 mph, and Bush Intercontinental Airport recently reported a wind gust of 82 mph. Also, over 2 million power outages in Houston have been reported.
Weatherflow and National Ocean Service stations near Matagorda recently reported pressures near 981 mb (28.97 inches) inside the eye of Beryl.
Landfall occurred around 3:50 a.m. at Matagorda, Texas as a category one hurricane with 80 mph winds.
A wind of 68 mph with a gust to 86 mph was just measured at Matagorda City.
A weather station at Matagorda Bay just measured a sustained wind of 60 mph with a gust to 75 mph.
Beryl is still getting better organized but is not a hurricane yet. Still, there is no difference between a 70 mph tropical storm and and a 75 mph hurricane.
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