The storm prediction center has introduced a “marginal risk” (level 1 of 5) of severe storms today for much of alabama As in recent days, any storms that develop could be strong due to the warm and very muggy conditions providing abundant instability to fuel the storms Alabamawx.com is simple and clean Each story is brilliantly illustrated with bold photographs that help bring the text to life. If you would like to keep updated on more tropical weather information and stories, click here © meteorologist alex maynard alabamawx is pleased to partner with the global weather and climate center team for outstanding posts about our atmosphere
Tuscaloosa 32f (sensor says light snow…but doubtful) birmingham 31f…nw wind 16 g 22 calera 32f and clear alex city…36f and clear anniston…32f gadsden…28f and clear haleyville…22f decatur…24f forecast lows look to be on track. From alex sizemore at the nws Should go inland late tonight as a category one hurricane south of brownsville, texas, along the northeast mexican coast Heavy rain and flooding will be the main concern over the texas coastal plain and the lower rio grande valley. This dangerous storm was located near equality…moving northeast at 40 mph A dangerous storm with rotation and large hail is passing near alex city
Spc has defined a “slight risk” (level 2/5) of severe thunderstorms for roughly the northern half of alabama The hurricane is packing sustained winds of 80 mph, and it should inland late tonight on the mexican coast, about 150 miles south of brownsville, texas (nhc has adjusted the track a little to the south) We note that alex is the first june hurricane in the atlantic basin since 1995.
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