Showers & storms increasing in coverage

Not too many showers on radar today, but coverage ramps up this weekend

Records in jeopardy

Alabama is slowly drying out from west to east

One last quiet day

Feeling like Spring

Sunday is a First Alert Weather Day due to heavy rain, gusty winds, hail and isolated tornadoes

More rain

Even though we are quiet this afternoon, we’re still chilly for another day or so

Light accumulation is possible for parts of our area... check out the detailed discussion on Tuesday's potential wintry forecast.

The science behind tracking storms on a day like last Saturday is multi-dimensional.

Temperatures will be significantly cooler behind Saturday’s cold front.

A Super Blood Wolf Moon is coming! It’s a mouthful that’s fancy talk for a really good total lunar eclipse.

Happy Thanksgiving!

We’re excited to announce a brand new, HD camera on Troy University’s Troy campus!

Wind damage, power outages reported throughout far southeast Alabama.

Another round of wet weather awaits!

Lots of humidity...lots of storms!

A slow-moving cold front draped across the area will be the catalyst for widespread showers and thunderstorms Monday.

Gordon is gone, and our weather will fully transition back to "typical" late Summer weather for the next few days.

The effects of Gordon are slowly but surely waning across the region this morning.

Tropical Storm Gordon is quickly weakening, on it's way to depression status over inland Mississippi.

Tropical Storm Gordon formed across the southern tip of Florida this morning. The system has gradually become more organized overnight and appears to be in an environment supportive of slow strengthening in the near term.

Our Labor Day will have a Summerlike feel to it with highs into the lower 90s and scattered mainly afternoon thunderstorms. It's a fitting end to the unofficial close of Summer.

Our final day of August is about to carry us into an extended weekend, one where folks with outdoor plans will be paying particularly close attention to the forecast.

After a hot and generally dry Wednesday, we're shaving off a few degrees as we ramp up afternoon rain chances.

A dense fog advisory is in effect through 9 a.m. this morning.

If you've spent any time on social media this week, you've heard of the longest solar eclipse of the century happening Friday.

It's a new week, but the same old weather.

Our first Heat Advisory of the season has been issued for central Alabama from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. Monday.