A second round of storms is set to move through area Wednesday afternoon. Once again, some of the storms could be strong and possibly severe.
Two rounds of strong to severe storms coming our way this week. The first one moves into west Alabama around 6am Tuesday and advances eastward through the day. All modes of severe storms are possible with this event. The main threats will be a few tornadoes, damaging winds up to 60 mph, and quarter size hail, and street flooding. Rainfall…
Looking quiet weatherwise for the weekend but another round of storms heads our way next week. In the mean time, we expect a partly sunny sky and mild temps for Saturday. Another cool night with temps falling into the mid to upper 40s Saturday night into Sunday morning. We’re setting up sunny skies and temps in the mid 70s Sunday…
Our weekly store threat has passed and now we’re setting up for some pretty nice weather conditions over the next several days. High pressure makes a returns and that sets the stage for mostly sunny and dry conditions. Temperatures will actually cool a bit for the overnight readings. We’re starting out in the mid to upper 40s but rebounding nicely…
We are “Code Red” for this storm event and that simply means you should take steps to prepare for a significant storm threat coming our way. We don’t use this designation often but this is one of those times and we urge you to take it seriously! Strong to severe storms are likely across our entire area tonight through early…
Strong to severe storms are likely Wednesday night into early Thursday morning. We expect damaging winds up to 80 mph along with a few tornadoes.
We’re in the midst of a mainly clear and dry weather pattern but this will briefly come to an end midweek. High pressure over the region is carving us out these pleasant spring weather conditions. Mostly sunny skies along with southerly breezes will help send temps into the 80s over the next few days. Changes in our weather comes late…
It’s all about the winds and wind direction this weekend. A northwesterly wind flow has established itself over the deep south. Despite abundant sunshine, the cool/dry northwest winds will maintain a slightly cooler air mass over us. Mornings start out chilly in the lower to mid 40s while afternoon temps top out in the upper 60s to lower 70s. Weak…
The disturbance responsible for our rain and storms is moving east and out of our area tonight. This will allow our weather to calm down for at least a day. Sunshine and warmer temps are back for your Thursday. We expect temperatures to reach the mid to upper 70s Thursday afternoon. Your St. Patty’s Day will be the nicest day…
We continue in this active weather Wednesday. An area of low pressure will be moving over the state. This weather feature will help generate more showers and possibly storms. Some storms will be capable of producing quarter size hail. We expect a partly sunny sky and temps in the upper 60s to lower 70s where rain activity isn’t occurring. We’re…
