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WKRG Tropics: Development Possible in the Gulf this Week
MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) – Conditions could come together in the southern Gulf for a tropical disturbance to organize and strengthen over the next week. This is something the Northern Gulf Coast will need to watch by next weekend. The National Hurricane Center has outlined an area of potential tropical...
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Up to 4 Inches of Rain Soaks Mobile and the Alabama Coast This Weekend While Birmingham Hits 88, Before a Tropical Low Could Bring Rain October 10 and 11
BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA — Alabama is in for a split-screen weekend. Much of the state started Saturday, October 3 mostly rain-free, with temperatures running well above average and Birmingham forecast to reach about 88 degrees. But rain will become much more widespread on Sunday, and weekend totals could range from about half an inch in the Tennessee Valley to 3 to 4 inches near the coast, including Mobile. After a mostly dry and pleasant week ahead, global models suggest a broad tropical low could bring rain back to the state around October 10 and 11.
hoodline.com
Five Gulf Coast Radars Go Dark as Flash Floods Threaten Mobile and Pensacola
Five National Weather Service radar sites along the upper Gulf Coast were down and not transmitting data Sunday morning, just as a localized flash-flood threat and heavy rain moved through coastal Alabama and the Florida Panhandle. The outage left stretches of south Alabama and the panhandle without public radar coverage at the same moment forecasters were tracking rainfall rates of 2 to 3 inches or more per hour.
FOX 10 TV
Heavy rain lingers into Monday as attention turns to possible Gulf tropical development
panhandlesportsstar.com
Up to 6 Inches of Rain Could Flood New Orleans, Gulfport, Mobile and Pensacola Saturday as Near Record Tropical Moisture Slams the Central Gulf Coast and Brownsville Faces Flood Threat
GULFPORT, MS: A surge of near-record tropical moisture is set to unleash a significant flash flood threat along the Central Gulf Coast this Saturday, October 3. Up to 6 inches of rain could target coastal cities from New Orleans to the western Florida Panhandle, with downpours heavy enough to overwhelm urban drainage systems.
FOX 10 TV
Flash Flooding Threat Continues Across the Gulf Coast as Heavy Rain Gradually Exit
WALA-TV FOX10
FLOOD ALERT: Flash Flood Warning issued for Southern Mobile County
MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - The National Weather Service issued a Flash Flood Warning for Southern Mobile County at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. The National Weather Service in Mobile has issued a. * Flash Flood Warning for... Southern Mobile County in southwestern Alabama... * Until 530 PM CDT. * At 230 PM...
saludastandard-sentinel.com
Localized 2 to 3 Inch Hourly Rainfall Brings Flash Flood Threat to Mobile, Pensacola, and Florida Panhandle as Five Radars Remain Down
GULF COAST — Heavy rain is falling along the upper Gulf Coast Sunday morning, with localized hourly rainfall rates of 2 to 3 inches or more. A localized flash flood threat continues through 14Z, or 9 a.m. Central time, across coastal Alabama and the Florida Panhandle. Adding to the concern, several National Weather Service radar sites across the region are down and not reporting. That means heavy rain may be difficult to track in real time as it moves through affected communities.
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