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Not much change in the weather is expected tomorrow, partly sunny, hot, and humid with a few scattered, mainly afternoon ...

An updated report from the National Weather Service was issued on Sunday at 7:55 p.m. for strong thunderstorms until 8:45 p.m ...

We have declared today and Thursday a First Alert Weather Day for dangerous heat levels. High temperatures are forecast to ...

The forecast for the Independence Day weekend calls for conditions hotter than, well, the Fourth of July. But lower humidity ...

High temperatures will climb into the low 90s, but high humidity could push the heat index up to 100-106 degrees.

The Pensacola area could get a break from the daily stream of showers and thunderstorms during the July 4 weekend.

Summer-like weather is expected to persist in Alabama into late October. The Farmer's Almanac predicts a cooler and wetter fall season with more cloud cover. The National Weather Service forecasts ...

Most of north Alabama and parts of central Alabama resembled a winter wonderland Jan. 10 as a wave of cold weather brought snow and sleet to the Deep South.