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HOT SUMMER WEATHER: Temperatures are mostly in the low to mid 90s across Alabama this afternoon with a partly to mostly sunny sky. We note a few isolated storms, mainly over the southern half of the state. Those isolated thunderstorms will end this evening, and the sky will be mostly fair overnight.
For years, Dr. Arthur Dunning has seen a worrisome tendency among youth in Alabama’s Black Belt region: the best and brightest leave.
This week’s Guest WeatherBrain is a 20 year veteran in broadcasting and has experience working with the EMA in Texas. Brian Swiatowy, welcome to the show!
At 11:43 am, we have mostly clear skies across Central Alabama but we can already starting to see a few convective clouds forming over the east and southeastern parts of the area.
When you’ve been around more than 120 years like Miles College has, you’ve seen your share of challenges.
HEAT LEVELS RISING: Yesterday’s official high in Birmingham was 90 degrees, one degree below the average of 91. But today we expect a high in the 92-95 degree range as heat levels tick up a bit. The sky will be mostly sunny, and like yesterday any afternoon showers will be very hard to find over the northern half of the state.
Stress has been shown to affect the quality of decision-making. University of Alabama researchers will study pandemic-related stress to determine whether its effects are different from those of normal forms of stress.
MOSTLY DRY THROUGH WEDNESDAY: A few tiny showers are on radar across Alabama this afternoon, but you could count them on one hand, and they are only lasting about 10-15 minutes. Otherwise, the sky is partly to mostly sunny with temperatures generally in the 88-93 degree range. Tonight will be mostly fair and humid.
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After those lower clouds and fog lifted this morning, we currently have mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies across Central Alabama as we have reached the 1 o’clock hour on this warm and muggy Monday.
A $20,000 grant from the ALS Foundation will help the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology and Crestwood Medical Center continue a research project to identify genetic variants or changes that contribute to ALS.
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