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Alabama Locks Into Dry Sunny Stretch as Birmingham Climbs From 71 to 81 Degrees With Crisp 45 Degree Mornings and Weekend Highs Near 80
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama — Good news for anyone with outdoor plans this week: Alabama is heading into a long dry stretch with nothing but sunshine in the forecast. Birmingham started Monday October 19 at a crisp 45 degrees and is warming to 71 degrees this afternoon. Our forecast shows temperatures climbing a little more each day, reaching 81 degrees by next week.
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Cold Front Brings 30 MPH Gusts and Lows in the 40s to Birmingham, Huntsville, Tuscaloosa, and Florence as Temperatures Fall Into the 60s
ALABAMA — A strong cold front has arrived in Alabama, bringing cooler air, gusty winds, and a few showers. Temperatures have already fallen into the 60s across northern Alabama, while areas farther south are still in the 70s and low 80s. Winds will stay gusty through the evening and again on Saturday, with gusts up to 30 mph. Overnight lows are expected to drop into the 40s for many areas.
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Sunny Dry Week Brings a Slow Warming Trend to Birmingham, Alabama as Highs Climb From 70 to Near 80 by the October 24 Weekend
BIRMINGHAM, AL — Alabama is enjoying another picture perfect autumn day on Sunday, October 18, with full sunshine and afternoon highs near 70 degrees. The pleasant pattern is set to continue through the week ahead, as dry weather, sunny days, and clear, cool nights dominate the forecast. A slow warming trend will gradually push temperatures higher, with highs approaching the upper 70s and low 80s by the second half of the week.
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First Alert Weather: Fall weather makes big comeback this weekend
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Saturday should be a beautiful fall day, but you’ll certainly notice the difference in temperature. Look for a mixture of sunshine and clouds with afternoon highs mainly in the mid to upper 60s, at least 10 degrees below average temperatures. That brisk north wind could make it feel even cooler, especially if you’re planning to spend time outdoors. You’ll want a jacket early Saturday and Sunday morning.
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First Alert Weather: Big changes on the way, cold front impacting the state
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - THE NEXT 24 HOURS: It’s been another record setting day with respect to heat, with Anniston reaching 88 (previous record 87/1975) and Birmingham 90 (previous record 90/1987), but a big change is almost here! The weather stays warm and pleasant tonight, with temperatures tumbling into the 70s this evening, with lows in the 60s. We will have a sunny start on Friday, with temperatures rising into the middle 80s by midday. Temperatures will level off and start to tumble by evening. A cold front will reach our northwest counties by 11AM. The front will impact central areas by early afternoon, and the front will push through our southeast counties by 6PM.
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Birmingham’s October Heat Wave Could Torch Records Before Weekend Cooldown
Birmingham is waking to a clear, calm 61-degree morning Tuesday, but the city is headed for another summer-like afternoon with sunshine and a high near 89. The heat sticks around through Thursday before a sharp, dry cooldown arrives just in time for the weekend. Another Near-Record Day Is Ahead. Tuesday...
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Hoover family survives tree crash during Hurricane Isaias
A family of three escaped unharmed after a tree more than 40 feet tall crashed onto their Hoover home early Saturday morning during Hurricane Isaias, damaging the attic and blocking access to their daughter’s bedroom. The tree fell on the home on Mountain Oaks Circle around 4 a.m. Saturday,...
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Photos: Birmingham shelter becomes emergency hub for more than 60 dogs ahead of Hurricane
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBMA) — More than 60 dogs from the Mobile area are now safe in Birmingham as the Greater Birmingham Humane Society joins an emergency effort to move animals out of Hurricane Isaias’ path. The shelter is partnering with the Bissell Pet Foundation and its Animal Incident...
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Birmingham cleans up after Isaias plows through
The call came at 2 a.m. But Nash Maple was fast asleep. “I didn’t see it [the voicemail] until 6 in the morning when we woke up,” Maple said. That’s how Maple, who was on a trip near Jackson, Mississippi, with his girlfriend, learned a tree fell on the house they rented in Birmingham’s Glen Iris neighborhood. It’s one instance of the scattered damage caused by Hurricane Isaias, which made landfall in the Florida Panhandle as a Category 2 hurricane Friday evening before bringing tropical-storm-force winds and heavy rain to Central Alabama overnight into Saturday.