High pressure maintains a strong hold on our weather for now. This is keeping a frontal boundary held up to our west. The rain and storm threat will stay closer to the front and just outside of our area. This should allow us one more day of fairly quiet weather conditions Thursday. The ridge of high pressure will begin to…
Summer-like warmth has returned and it sticks around for a few days.
A warm front is draped across our part of the state this evening. South and west of the boundary will be the area for additional showers and storms. Some storms will be capable of damaging winds and hail. The tornado threat is rather low but not zero. We expect the rain activity to depart late evening and the rest of…
The tornado watch has been allowed to expire but we believe a tornado or two still can’t be ruled out! It’s looking more like damaging straight line winds may be the greater threat with this storm event going forward. The storms move eastward across our state through the morning hours and exit into Georgia during the early afternoon hours. The…
High pressure over the deep south is helping to provide a quieter weather pattern for us. We expect dry conditions to be the rule through Friday afternoon. Temps will start out rather cool Thursday morning but rebound nicely into the upper 70s by late afternoon. Southerly winds will be kicking in and allowing even more warmth to come our way…
The rain has departed and now we ease into a quieter weather pattern for a few days. High pressure returns and that will lead to some sunshine and drier conditions. We have a couple of chilly nights ahead. Temps drop into the lower to mid 40s tonight and Wednesday night. Daytime highs will top out in the upper 60s to…
The rain and storm activity aren’t done with us just yet. A frontal boundary sitting across south Alabama will become the focal point for additional storms Tuesday.
The threat for strong to severe storms will continue for our area through early Monday morning. The main threats will be damaging winds, a few tornadoes, and large hail.
Strong to possibly severe storms are still a threat through early Saturday morning. The main threat will be damaging winds up to 60 mph.
High pressure is setup to our east and that’s giving us a southerly wind flow across the area. As a result, temps are warming nicely with 80s likely over the next several days. The southerly wind flow will also transport in gulf moisture and that will lead to available moisture for rain and eventually storms. The rain activity will develop…
