ACTIVE NIGHT AHEAD: The weather is quiet across Alabama this afternoon; we have a mix of sun and clouds with only spotty, isolated showers. Temperatures are around 80 degrees in most places. To the west, storms continue to increase across parts of Arkansas, Louisiana, and West Mississippi… and those storms will roll through Alabama tonight. […]
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The rest of today will be mainly dry, with only scattered showers and warm temperatures with highs in the 80s. To our northwest, a cold front is causing a severe weather outbreak across the Mississippi Valley, and this front will bring an organized band of rain and storms into the state late tonight into the pre-dawn hours tomorrow.
RADAR CHECK: A weakening band of showers is pushing into West Alabama before sunrise; this activity should dissipate by mid to late morning, and most of the afternoon should be dry with a mix of sun and clouds. Temperatures rise into the low 80s in most places this afternoon.
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