The Mobile Airport Authority (MAA) recently received a $2 million grant from the state Industrial Development Authority’s SEEDS (Site Evaluation and Economic Development Strategy) program, which supports industrial site development across Alabama.
Get ready for a picture-perfect fall weekend with sunshine, cool mornings, and comfortable afternoons—but changes are on the horizon as rain and cooler air make their way into the forecast next week!
Tropical storm Sara has now become stationary as of the latest advisory from the NHC.
BLUE SKY: We have a cloudless sky across Alabama this afternoon with temperatures in the 60s over the northern counties of the state, and low 70s over South Alabama. Tonight will be clear and cool with lows mostly in the 40s, but colder pockets across North Alabama will dip into the 30s.
Sara continues to bring flash flooding and landslides to Honduras. Weakening expected by Monday.
Here is the latest on Tropical Storm Sara.
Four years ago, Jennifer Dobson and her family left a Birmingham-area pumpkin patch in tears. Her daughter, Lily, uses a wheelchair, and the pumpkin patch the Dobson family had visited didn’t have the accommodations Lily needed, so Lily had to be carried through the patch.
The clouds over northern sections of Alabama will mix out the rest of today. Today and through the weekend, expect sunny pleasant days and clear chilly nights.
Here are some tips on how to stay safe during a winter power outage, as well as how to keep your pets safe in cold winter weather.
FINE FALL WEEKEND: The weather could not be better across Alabama through Sunday. Sunny pleasant days and clear cool nights. Some of the colder spots across North Alabama will dip into the 30s early tomorrow, otherwise lows will be generally in the 40s
Sara makes her first landfall in Honduras with sustained winds of 45mph, slightly stronger than the previous advisory.
The flourishing economic relationship between Alabama and Japan was on full display as the Japan-America Society of Alabama (JASA) hosted its 2024 Annual Dinner and Business Forum at the Renaissance Birmingham Ross Bridge Golf Resort & Spa.
Sara maintains low end tropical storm status. Trends improving for lower intensity and less impacts to the eastern Gulf Coast states.
The latest U.S. Drought Monitor report has been released as of today. The data though is valid as of November 12. So what you see does not count the much needed rainfall that came into the state as of 7am this morning.
Our long time friend, mentor, and charter Weather Factory member, J.B. Elliott, passed away on May 11, 2015. Click HERE to read James' tribute.
