More clouds than sunshine again today and rain will become likely statewide ahead of a cold front. A few storms are possible this afternoon, especially over the Tennessee Valley of the state, but severe storms are not expected.
Strong storms approaching from the NW, but will dissipate into showers as they reach Alabama later this morning. Weather watch issuance unlikely.
ONE MORE MILD DAY: We are starting the day with temperatures around 60 degrees early this morning; a dense fog advisory remains in effect for a decent part of the state. Temperatures reach the low 70s this afternoon in most places.
Dense fog advisory in effect until 8am Wednesday
RADAR CHECK: We have some light rain over North Alabama this afternoon in scattered spots, but the southern half of the state is enjoying a mostly sunny, warm December day. Temperatures range from the mid 60s over the northern counties to the upper 70s over South Alabama.
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More clouds than sunshine again today with well-above average temperatures this afternoon as highs climb in the upper 60s and lower 70s.
RADAR CHECK: A batch of showers is moving through East Alabama early this morning, it will be out of the state shortly after sunshine. Much of the day ahead will be dry with just a few isolated showers; temperatures rise into the low 70s in most locations this afternoon with some sun peeking through the clouds.
Strong thunderstorm prompts a special weather statement in NW Alabama.
Strong storms expected to weaken as they approach NW Alabama this evening.
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MILD DECEMBER DAY: Temperatures are in the upper 60s over North Alabama, but we are seeing low to mid 70s over the southern half of the state on this December day. The sun is out in full force across Southeast Alabama, but clouds persist over some of the northern counties.
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