Mike Suco is CEO of the second-largest privately held Coca-Cola bottling company in North America and the third-largest Coca-Cola bottler in the United States and co-founder of Fiesta BHAM.
Tons of sunshine outdoors today, with nary a cloud in the sky across Central Alabama. It’s a mild one out there, with temperatures in the 70s for the most part as of the 11 am roundup.
When Thomas Harris learned that the Kelly Fitzpatrick Memorial Gallery in Wetumpka was featuring Alabama wildlife during its art exhibit series this fall, he envisioned a bigger, more far-reaching event that would have a greater impact on the city as well as the state.
We’ll be mainly dry through this forecast period, with a nice taste of the season arriving early next week. However, all eyes will be on the tropics as we’ll have a system moving into the Gulf of Mexico by Tuesday morning.
Tropical Storm Ian will be strengthening as it moves over the northwestern Caribbean, across Cuba, and into the southeastern Gulf of Mexico between now and Tuesday. It poses a great threat to Florida, but there is still a great deal of uncertainty in the track forecast right now.
Leigh Davis, Alabama Power’s vice president of Economic and Community Development, has been named one of the Birmingham Business Journal’s “Top Birmingham Women 2022.”
SEVERE CLEAR: As advertised, temperatures are about 15 degrees cooler across Alabama this afternoon. With sunshine in full supply, most communities are in the 78-83 degree range. Tonight will be clear and cool with a low between 55 and 60 degrees.
Beautiful weather across Alabama today as the cooler, drier air mass settles into the state. We are seeing sunshine in full supply with temperatures in the low 80s, which are 10-15 degrees cooler than yesterday. Humidity is much lower today as well, and overall a great full first day of fall.
Celebrations, concerts, festivals, and rodeos headline activities you can read about in this week’s Can’t Miss Alabama.
