Severe weather possible in Alabama next week: Will the start of spring bring tornadoes?
Strong to severe storms will be possible in Alabama from Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. The map above covers Tuesday ...
A severe weather outbreak could unleash tornadoes across the South early next week
In an unusually early step, the National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center has issued a Level 3 out of 5 Enhanced risk ...
First Alert Weather: Tracking possible severe storms next week, light freeze possible Sunday morning
Be sure to check the WBRC First Alert Weather app for forecast updates. You can download the app for free on Android and ...
Jim Cantore, Al Roker decry mass layoffs at NOAA, National Weather Service. 'This is deeply troubling'
The NOAA and weather service are the latest government agencies hit with mass layoffs. Jim Cantore, Al Rocker decry loss and talk about the impact it will have ...
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Quiet through the weekend, but heavy rain and storms come next week
Wednesday's weather was phenomenal around Alabama. Birmingham's 78 degrees was close to a record high temperature, but a cold front moves in Thursday with some clouds, showers, and a reality check.
15 Severe Weather Safety Tips That Could Save Your Life
Some severe weather safety tips are well known, but other important things you may not have considered could save your life ...
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Severe storms, including tornadoes, possible next week
A strong storm system will hit Alabama next week with the threat of severe thunderstorms on March 4 and 5.IMPACT DAYS: ...
First Alert Weather: Possible First Alert Weather Day next week, light freeze possible Sunday morning
However, we have a First Alert for another cold front that will drop temperatures into the freezing range on Sunday morning. This will bring more breezy conditions by Saturday afternoon and evening.
Firings at US weather and oceans agency risk lives and economy, former agency heads warn
The federal weather and oceans agency touches people’s daily lives in unnoticed ways, so massive firings there will likely ...