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Alabamians are remembering the devasting tornado outbreak that destroyed communities across the state on April 27, 2011. According to the National Weather Service, the super-outbreak affected 26 states across the Southeast, but Alabama saw the worst destruction.
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Monday night’s rough weather in Alabama is an example of how tornadoes can even hit during the Winter. The system prompted tornado warnings in Mobile and Baldwin Counties. Forecasters say peak season typically lasts from March to May, but twisters can happen any time of the year.
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Meteorologists across the state warn of the risk for severe weather this weekend. For some residents, this weather starts today. Weather experts are advising Alabamians to be aware of possible thunderstorms, damaging winds and hail.
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In anticipation of hurricane season, the City of Gulf Shores is hosting its annual Hurricane Preparedness Expo. The free event will take place tomorrow at the Erie H. Meyer Civic Center.
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The National Weather service has confirmed that tornadoes touched down last night in Pickens and Winston counties. Meteorologists say there were at least…
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Fire officials say a storm system moving across the South appears to be heading toward many of the largest ongoing wildfires and will help suppress…
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Alabama is not the only state dealing with a drought.Federal authorities say warmer-than-average temperatures and no rainfall are deepening a drought…
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Summer-like heat and bone dry conditions continue to stick around Alabama this fall season.Much of the state has broken records on high temperatures in…
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With all of the wet weather along the Gulf Coast, The National Weather service is issuing a Flash Flood Watch in that area for the next few days. The…
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Weather forecasters say conditions are going to be downright brutal for the next few days. Central Alabama is expected to be under the influence of a…