Rain will overspread the area today, along with a few rumbles of thunder at times, but severe weather should be limited to far South and Southeast Alabama. Monday will be a raw day with much colder temperatures.
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As of 12:15 pm on your Iron Bowl Saturday, clouds have moved back in over Central Alabama and up into North Alabama blocking out much of the sunshine. At this point, there is no shower activity showing up on radar and it should stay that way through the remainder of the day.
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While today’s weather will be really nice, showers and storms will invade Central Alabama on Sunday. Very cold air moves in for the start of the workweek as highs will start off in the 40s with lows dipping into the 20s area wide.
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RADAR CHECK: A large mass of rain, with a few embedded thunderstorms, is moving into West Alabama this afternoon as a wave of low pressure forms on a stalled front to the south. Rain will continue to push into the state tonight; the most widespread rain comes over the southern 2/3 of the state. We note SPC has defined a “marginal risk” (level 1/5) of severe thunderstorms for the southwest corner of the state through tonight.
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It was a clear and cold start to the day with many us well down into the 40s, but we are warming up and by the end of the day should see highs in the upper 60s and lower 70s. Clouds are on the increase today and we should begin to see rain developing and […]
We have entered prime pie season. Odds are you had some sort of pie on your Thanksgiving table. It’s also likely that pie was of a fruit or nut variety, be it apple or pecan. Maybe you went traditional with a sweet potato pie.
ACTIVE PATTERN CONTINUES: A wave of low pressure will move along a stalled surface front over South Alabama today; we note a few showers from near Montgomery to Opelika early this morning just north of the front. The wave will bring rain to about the southern 2/3 of the state later today and tonight.
**No afternoon Weather Xtreme video today; we are on a holiday schedule** TERRIFIC THANKSGIVING: We have nothing but sunshine over the northern half of Alabama on this Thanksgiving afternoon; we are seeing just a few isolated showers over the southeast corner of the state. Temperatures are in the 67-72 degree range; the average high for […]
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