SEVERE WEATHER UPDATE: Â TORNADO WATCH for North Central & Western Alabama until 4 AM. By no means are we in the clear yet, we could certainly still see a few strong to possibly severe storms across South-Central Alabama. The main threats tonight will be strong winds, hail, lightning, and heavy rainfall. THURSDAY: Â Showers and t-storms will continue developing and moving…
TONIGHT: Another round of soaking rains will move over the area. Â A few t-storms may be embedded in the rain but no severe weather is expected tonight, but heavy rainfall of 1-3 inches will be possible through the overnight hours. WEDNESDAY STRONG TO SEVERE STORMS: This is the day we are going to have to stay weather aware. Below is…
TONIGHT: We are now in a cloudy and rainy weather pattern. Â You can expect periods of rain and possibly a t-storm, with temperatures holding in the 60s overnight. TUESDAY: Cloudy skies with showers and a few t-storms possible during the afternoon. Â Temperatures remain mild with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s. (previous discussion) THE REST OF THIS…
THIS WEEKEND: Â You can expect an abundance of sunshine, no rain, as well fair and cold nights. Highs today and Saturday will be in the mid and upper 50s, while 60s return Sunday. Overnight lows will be very cold. Saturday morning we all should be below freezing and many locations will see upper 20s. Then Sunday morning, lower 30s are…
High pressure has provided us clear and dry conditions but now the high is moving eastward.  This will allow a cold front to head our way. Showers and a few t-storms will develop ahead and along the frontal boundary Wednesday into Thursday morning. We don’t see a severe  storm threat but there could be a few strong ones moving through…
Our spring-like weather continues into the weekend. Â Look for lots of sunshine along with temperatures topping out in the upper 70s to 80 degrees in spots. Â Record highs are in the low 80s for this time of the year and we have a shot at them both days. Â A cold front moves toward the area Sunday afternoon. This system will…
This unseasonably mild weather pattern remains over the region through Sunday. Â Daytime temps will climb into the mid to upper 70s each afternoon. Average high temps are around 60 degrees so we are running about 10 to 15 degrees above where we should be for this time of the year. Â Looks like we will have to pay for this much…
Our very mild weather pattern is going to stick around for several more days. Â Mornings start out chilly but temps recover nicely by afternoon. Â We will see high temps in the mid to upper 70s going into the upcoming weekend. Â A few disturbances will be passing mainly north of us throughout the week but a stronger system heads our way…
