Sunday Weather Briefing Video: Another Beautiful Day for Your Sunday
Today will be another beautiful and mild day across Alabama, but changes are in the offing in the days ahead.
Today will be another beautiful and mild day across Alabama, but changes are in the offing in the days ahead.
Hurricane Oscar is now approaching the northern coast of eastern Cuba, where conditions will soon worsen.
Sunny skies and dry weather will continue to be the main story across Alabama, as the pattern will keep us dry through at least next weekend.
Nadine continues to dump rain on portions of Belize, Guatemala, and Southern Mexico. Oscar, the surprise hurricane, is slightly strong as of the latest update.
Nadine makes her landfall along the coast of Belize, while a sneaky Oscar has quickly strengthened into a very tiny hurricane.
We now have two tropical storms out there in the tropics. Nadine is about to make landfall on the Yucatán Peninsula. Newly formed Oscar is close to the Turks and Caicos Islands.
The main affects of Milton on Alabama will be for the coast. No land impacts expected.
We’ll have a few showers possible in southeast Central Alabama today, but most of us will stay dry with partly cloudy skies. A front moves in on Monday, and we’re tracking Tropical Storm Milton in the Gulf.
Tropical Storm Milton continues to strengthen in the Gulf of Mexico and poses a significant risk of life-threatening impacts to the west coast of Florida next week.
Tropical Storm Milton has formed in the Gulf of Mexico with winds now at 40 mph. Milton is expected to strengthen as it moves north-northeast at 3 mph.
Life-Threatening Impacts Possible for Florida’s West Coast Next Week The tropical depression in the Gulf has strengthened into Tropical Storm Milton, with maximum sustained winds of 40 mph. Milton is expected to intensify further, potentially bringing dangerous storm surge and winds to Florida’s west coast by midweek. Key Info: Location: 220 mi NNE of Veracruz, […]
Satellite imagery shows that the low pressure area over the southwestern Gulf of Mexico has become better organized, leading to the initiation of advisories for Tropical Depression Fourteen.
The National Hurricane Center has announced that they will start issuing advisories on Tropical Depression 14 which has organized enough to form a depression over the Southwestern Gulf of Mexico.
Conditions are expected to worsen overnight, particularly along the I-75 corridor in South Georgia, so it’s crucial for residents to hunker down and prioritize safety.