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Is rain finally returning to the forecast?! Watch this video and temper your expectations
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Not everyone saw rain today, but is there still a chance as we wrap up the weekend?
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Scattered Showers Continue in Alabama Including Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, and Anniston Before Wednesday Morning Storms Bring Gusty Winds and Heavier Rain
ALABAMA — November begins with mostly cloudy skies and a continuing chance of showers across central Alabama. Scattered rain fell overnight, but the ongoing drought pattern means some areas will pick up more rain today while others see little to none. A dynamic system crossing the region late Tuesday into Wednesday will bring the next chance for storms, possibly with gusty winds in parts of the area.
richthomasweathernetwork.com
WEEKEND Update: Spotty Rain Tonight – Better Chance Sunday
Good Morning! Happy Halloween! If you are one of the thousands who have plans on this Halloween evening, the news is better. The trick-or-treat outlook is less scary – with only spotty widely scattered showers expected. The better rain chance will hold off until after Midnight and Sunday will be wet at times. Sunday will be cooler due to clouds and showers, with highs in the low 70’s. Monday looks quiet and nice. Election Day should be mostly dry and warm daytime, until scattered showers invade the state Tuesday night. Wednesday still looks potentially problematic . A strong storm system which will produce a Severe Weather threat over AR/LA/MS on Election Day will migrate into Alabama Wednesday. The models vary on timing. The EURO leans towards Wednesday afternoon for the main action. The GFS, on this run, is slower – toward Wednesday night. How strong will this system be when it arrives here? Will we see a Severe Weather threat? Many questions remain. It has our attention. We’ll continue to know more as we get closer.
sevenlakes.news
Polar Vortex Disruption Could Open the Door to Major Cold Snaps and Winter Weather for Birmingham, Huntsville, and Montgomery Weeks From Now
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — There has been a lot of talk about a potentially unprecedented early Sudden Stratospheric Warming event developing miles above the North Pole. When these events happen, they can disrupt the polar vortex and open the door to blasts of frigid Arctic air weeks later. For Alabama, that could raise the chance of major cold snaps and possibly winter weather later in the season. However, it is still a developing signal, not a confirmed major event.