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Friday Night Lights Forecast: Dry Everywhere, Mid-50s by the Fourth Quarter

What will the weather be at Friday night high school football games around Columbus and Auburn?. Friday night games across west Georgia and east Alabama will be dry and nearly calm, with kickoff temperatures from 59 degrees in Greenville to 65 in Columbus and Phenix City, falling into the mid to upper 50s by the fourth quarter.

Columbus, GA · 3d
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WAFF

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Meteorologist Eric Burk talks about what to expect as we get closer to the weekend

Lincoln County, TN · 3d

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First Alert Weather Day continues into early evening for isolated tornado threat

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - We have declared a First Alert Weather Day for a localized, limited severe threat into the early evening, primarily for East Alabama. We’ve already had one warning in Bibb County this afternoon. While no watch is in effect, the risk is present and everyone in the area should remain weather alert.

Bibb County, AL · 4d
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West Alabama Drivers Face Hazardous Conditions as Dense Fog Moves In

A Dense Fog Advisory remains in effect for 10 West Alabama counties, with visibility dropping to one-quarter mile or less.

Birmingham, AL · 3d

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Rain and storms likely today

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Today is a First Alert Weather Day. Widespread rain and storms are likely ahead of a cold front. Locally heavy rain could produce minor flooding and a few strong storms are also possible. We’ll dry out to wrap up the week with cooler air filtering in for the weekend. We’ll have a chance at seeing the first frost of the season as well by the start of next week.

Alabama · 4d

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Showers and A Few Thunderstorm...

RADAR CHECK: Rain is increasing over parts of South Alabama this afternoon… the rest of the state is mostly cloudy with temperatures in the 70s. Expect occasional showers and a a few thunderstorms statewide tonight and tomorrow; with weakening dynamics severe storms are not expected. Rain amounts will vary from around one inch across the Tennessee Valley of North Alabama, to around a quarter of an inch for much of South Alabama. This won’t be a drought buster.

Alabama · 5d

FOX54 News

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Dense Fog Tonight

Alabama · 3d

WSAV News 3

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Alabama and Georgia fall tornado season has arrived, here’s what you should know

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — Fall is often associated with pumpkins, cooler temperatures, and changing leaves, but it’s also when a “secondary” peak in tornado activity begins to ramp up. Spring is typically the busiest when it comes to severe weather and tornadoes across Alabama and Georgia, but the months of November through December are something […]

Alabama · 6d

WTOK

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Showers and clouds will graudally clear throughout the day... Tori Alvarado's First Alert Weather Forecast 11/4/26

Newton County, MS · 4d

Alabama's 42

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Storms Tonight & Wednesday, Then Cooler Weather Arrives This Weekend

Alabama’s 42 Weather Live: Tonight, the cold front will move into Alabama, bringing scattered showers and storms. A few could be strong, with heavy rain and gusty winds. There is a Level 1/5 Marginal Risk for severe storms across NW Alabama, so we will keep an eye on that area. Overall, the severe threat is […]

Alabama · 4d

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Temperatures set to cool to 70s by Sunday

A line of showers and storms moving through Alabama and Georgia may turn strong this evening before clearing out Thursday, followed by cooler temperatures and a potential new rain system early next week.

Columbus, GA · 3d

WLOX

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Eric's First Alert: Wednesday morning fog, afternoon t-storms, turning colder this weekend

Louisiana · 4d

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First Alert: Scattered showers and storms return to the region later this afternoon

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - A line of showers, along with a few embedded thunderstorms, is currently making its way through the state of Alabama. While it is not a drought buster, this is the highest coverage of rain we have seen in weeks! Just as quickly as it moves through our area, it clears out and leaves room for drier, cooler air to return by the upcoming weekend.

Alabama · 4d

Catfish 100.1

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Voting Today? West Alabama Election Day Weather Outlook and Rain Chance Guide

Check the West Alabama Election Day weather outlook and rain chances before heading to the polls.

Alabama · 5d

WSFA

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Amanda has an hour-by-hour look ahead to a few scattered showers + previews the weekend forecast!

Alabama · 4d

WAFF

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Warm & breezy Tuesday, First Alert for widespread rain & storms Wednesday

Alabama · 5d

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Heavy Storms With Frequent Lightning Move Through Tuscaloosa, Birmingham, Montgomery, and Mobile Tuesday Night Into Wednesday Morning as Severe Risk Stays Low

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Heavy storms could rumble out of Mississippi and into Alabama on Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, November 3 and 4. The latest European model lightning data shows storms crossing the state from west to east overnight. Rain looks likely from Tuesday night through Wednesday. A major severe weather risk is not expected at this time.

Birmingham, AL · 7d

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A Few Showers For South Alabam...

WARM NOVEMBER AFTERNOON: Temperatures are generally in the 75-82 degree range across Alabama this afternoon, around ten degrees above average for early November. No rain on radar, and we stay dry tonight. Tomorrow will be mostly dry, although a few showers will show up over the southern third of the...

Alabama · 6d

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Tornado Season Begins in Alabama, Where Fall Ranks Among the Busiest Times for Twisters and 472 Tornado Deaths Show Why Birmingham, Huntsville and Tuscaloosa Must Be Ready

BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA — Tornado season has officially arrived in Alabama. Meteorologists in the state consider the season to run from November through May, and records show why. Since 1950, November has produced about 300 tornadoes in Alabama, nearly as many as May and more than any month outside of spring. The stakes are high. A total of 472 people have died from tornadoes in Alabama since 1978, and more than half of them, 252 people, lost their lives on a single day, April 27, 2011. Forecasters say the last severe weather season was very inactive, with few major events, and that kind of luck is unlikely to last two years in a row.

Birmingham, AL · 7d