SUMMARY: Tuesday’s forecast in Alabama calls for an Impact Day with widespread thunderstorms expected from late morning through early evening. Severe storms aren’t likely to be highly destructive but may bring strong winds, hail, heavy rain, and frequent lightning, causing inconvenience. The first half of the day will be warm and humid with isolated showers. Thunderstorms will intensify around noon and continue until about 5 to 7 p.m., especially south of a line from Hamilton to Sand Mountain. Storms will taper off by evening. Weather improves Wednesday with fewer storms and cooler, drier air expected by Saturday.

Alabama Impact Day: Tuesday’s forecast brings more storms and a severe weather threat

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SUMMARY: On Memorial Day, Madison County held its Annual Wreath-Laying Ceremony at Huntsville Madison County Veterans Memorial Park, uniting the community in honoring fallen service members. Veterans, active-duty personnel, and families gathered to reflect on the true meaning of the day beyond barbecues and leisure. Randy Wyse and Monet Monett, both combat veterans, emphasized Memorial Day as a solemn observance to remember those who sacrificed their lives. Monett, a Vietnam War helicopter pilot, shared his personal losses, highlighting the day’s emotional significance. The event fostered mutual understanding and support, reminding all there’s a veterans’ community committed to remembrance and honor in Madison County.

When some think of Memorial Day, long weekends spent on the water or out at a barbecue may come to mind, but the true meaning behind Memorial Day goes way beyond that.

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SUMMARY: Communities across Baldwin County are coming together on Memorial Day 2025 to honor the men and women who sacrificed their lives in military service. Veterans organizations, including the American Legion posts in Foley and Fairhope and the VFW Post in Elberta, emphasize that the holiday is about remembrance, not celebration. Leaders like Foley’s American Legion Commander Van Hubbard stress honoring all who served, including draftees, for their dignity and sacrifice. Families, veterans, and community members gather to pay tribute and express gratitude for freedom’s cost. Alabama leaders, including Governor Kay Ivey, also recognize the significance of the day.

Memorial Day is often seen as the unofficial start of summer packed with backyard barbecues and family beach days.
FULL STORY: https://www.wkrg.com/baldwin-county/memorial-day-2025-how-baldwin-county-veterans-organizations-are-remembering-the-fallen/

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