More clouds than sun today in the Alabama sky, but despite the clouds, temperatures are rising into the mid 80s across Alabama this afternoon. A few sprinkles are possible, but these will not amount to much and most locations will remain dry.
A new community farm in Madison County will help address food insecurity and offer research opportunities for students.
ANOTHER WARM DAY: We project a high in the low 80s for most communities across Alabama today. The sky will feature more clouds than sun, and while a sprinkle or two can’t be ruled out, most places will stay dry.
It’s just before 10 a.m., and you can already feel the energy building in the room as people make their way into a large gathering area at Montgomery’s First United Methodist Church.
SUNNY, WARM APRIL DAY: Temperatures are mostly in the low 80s across Alabama this afternoon with a good supply of sunshine. We note the average high for Birmingham on April 15 is 75.
Temperatures are rising into the mid 80s across Alabama this afternoon, with a sky featuring plenty of sunshine. Not much change tomorrow as temperatures will again be in the mid-80s with passing clouds.
Bishop State Community College announced that its culinary arts program has qualified for a five-year reaccreditation by the American Culinary Federation Educational Foundation.
WARM, DRY WEATHER CONTINUES: Temperatures will rise into the mid 80s across most of Alabama this afternoon with a partly to mostly sunny sky; the beginning of what should be the warmest week so far this year.
Our nice run of weather continues with dry and warm conditions today, Monday, and Tuesday, before a period of unsettled weather moves into Alabama for the remainder of the week.
The Alabama State Council on the Arts has selected eight distinguished honorees for its annual awards ceremony recognizing notable Alabamians for their work and contributions to the arts.
Overall, expect dry conditions with some clouds, light winds, and temperatures in the 70s to low 80s over the weekend.
Cultures from three continents flavored the winning recipes at a cooking competition at the latest Alabama National Fair in Montgomery.
We’re in for a gradual warming trend under clear skies, with temperatures reaching the upper 70s to lower 80s. Rain and thunder becomes possible by midweek.
Tuskegee University is readying a new flight school degree program to start this fall, thanks to $6.7 million in federal funding.
Our long time friend, mentor, and charter Weather Factory member, J.B. Elliott, passed away on May 11, 2015. Click HERE to read James' tribute.
