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I don’t know about you, but I’m getting super excited about Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving means a lot to me because it brings my family together. We cook, laugh and, of course, eat.
I don’t know about you, but I’m getting super excited about Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving means a lot to me because it brings my family together. We cook, laugh and, of course, eat.
Dry today, but rain and storms return to Alabama tomorrow. For the rest of today, expect afternoon highs in the 70s with increasing clouds already ahead of our next storm system approaching from the west.
Tropical Storm Sara has dissipated.
STILL DRY TODAY: With a partly sunny sky temperatures will rise well into the 70s across Alabama today, but clouds will increase by late afternoon and tonight as a story system approaches.
Here is the latest on Tropical Depression Sara as it lingers over Central America.
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Here is the latest on Tropical Depression Sara.
A tranquil Sunday with sunny skies and highs in the 70s will give way to increasing clouds, showers, and breezy conditions by Tuesday as a cold front moves through Central Alabama.
On this date in 1957, Alabama was in the middle of a late season warm spell and severe weather outbreak.
Sara has moved inland in Belize and will weaken today. The moisture from the system will be entrained into our system along the northern Gulf Coast this week, setting the stage for heavy rainfall over southern Alabama and along the coast Tuesday.
Today will be another beautiful and mild day across Alabama, but changes are in the offing in the days ahead.
Patchy dense fog may reduce visibility in some areas tonight.
Sara continues to weaken, posing little to no threat of redevelopment once reaching the Gulf.
Sara slowly weakening, and finally increasing in forward motion, although still moving very slowly westward.