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More Isolated Showers and Storms This Week: Sunday Evening Forecast 8/25/2024
SUMMARY: Meteorologist Grinner from the News 5 First Alert Storm Team reports warm and beautiful weather for the weekend, with a slight increase in humidity. Coastal showers and some brief storms were observed. The next week is expected to remain quiet in the tropics, with no significant tropical activity. Current temperatures are in the mid-90s, feeling hotter. Overnight, low temperatures will be in the upper 60s to low 70s. A 20% chance of isolated showers and storms is forecasted Monday, particularly along the coast. Overall, typical summertime patterns with isolated rain chances and increased heat are expected throughout the week.
It has been another seasonably hot day on the Gulf Coast, and we’ve had just a few showers along the coast. Most will stay quiet this evening with partly cloudy skies, but skies will be mostly clear overnight with lows sitting in the low- to mid-70’s. Monday will be a bit hotter with highs pushing into the mid-90’s for some, and isolated showers and a brief storm will be possible again mainly along the coast. Throughout the week, highs will only sit in the low- to mid-90’s, but more humidity will keep things feeling a bit hotter this week. Isolated showers and storms will be possible each day with better rain chances returning by the weekend. Rip current risk will be low over the next few days. The tropics remain quiet!
The WKRG News 5 First Alert Storm Team covers part of southeast Mississippi, southwestern Alabama, and northwest Florida. You can also view the full Sunday evening forecast for the Gulf Coast here: https://tinyurl.com/5dp9smer
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A very dry September forecast with hot afternoons ahead for Alabama.
SUMMARY: Alabama faces a very dry September with hot afternoons continuing through the last week of summer before the autumnal equinox. Sunday begins comfortably cool in the 60s, warming to low 90s by mid-afternoon under mostly sunny skies. A weak wave may bring a few showers tonight, mainly to northwest Alabama, but widespread rain is unlikely. Temperatures will remain above average, hitting mid-90s Tuesday and Wednesday. By next weekend, a trough and front may increase cloud cover and rain chances slightly, potentially lowering temperatures closer to average. Overall, the forecast calls for persistent dry and warm conditions into next week.
A very dry September forecast with hot afternoons ahead for Alabama.
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Huntsville Fire & Rescue Holds 9/11 Memorial Service | Sept. 11, 2025 | News 19 at 5 p.m.
SUMMARY: On September 11, 2025, Huntsville Fire & Rescue held a memorial service to honor the nearly 3,000 lives lost in the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Military members and first responders gathered at Huntsville Fire Station One, where at 7:46 a.m., lights, sirens, and air horns sounded to replicate the sounds heard during the attacks. Fire Chief Howard McFarland emphasized the importance of remembering the tragedy to educate younger generations and prevent history from repeating. Former Captain Lynn recalled the shock of witnessing the attacks and noted how 9/11 reshaped emergency preparedness. This annual event is held across all 20 Huntsville fire stations.
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SUMMARY: On September 11, 2025, News 5 NOW covered 9/11 commemorations, including first responders climbing 2,000 steps at Hancock Whitney Stadium to honor the World Trade Center’s 110 stories. The Original Oyster House offered free meals to first responders in Mobile and Baldwin counties. The program also reported a new Vibrio bacterial infection case in Escambia County, highlighting health warnings for beachgoers. Additionally, they discussed a study linking chronic insomnia to increased dementia risk, election recounts in Gulf Shores, and a recent political shooting in Utah, sparking debate over harsher punishments for political violence. Viewer opinions on extraterrestrials and political violence were shared in an interactive social media segment.
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