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The slight risk category corresponds to a 5-15% probability of severe weather within 25 miles of points in the outlook area. The moderate risk category corresponds to a 15-30% probability and the high to a greater than 30% probability.

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Noah, the flood , 40 days 40 nights. The people of Israel spent 40 years in the desert. So the 40 days of Lent are a time for us to spiritually prepare to celebrate the great event of Easter. We believe that Jesus brought us eternal life.

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The most we’ve ever had was in the winter of 1970-71 (51 days with highs below 50). So, in another category, this winter is one of our coldest ever in BHM. The water temperature at the Warrior River the other day was still 48. … New GFS looks pretty dry for AL and GA… cold but no snow. Of course it seems like every storm trends northward over time but the GFS has been consistent in showing a suppressed solution. Could be a big deal in S AL and C GA, though, if this keeps …

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If nails can pull through or the wood buckle, you can have severe structural issues for the entire house, not just the wall section. All in all OSB is pretty durable but it is not designed for exterior exposure. …

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My family and I got caught in a tropical storm off the coast of Alabama in two too small boats. All the lights on the shore were out because of the storm , and for four hours we were thrown about by the wind and the waves with no …. The temperature fell about -30 degrees Celsius, which in Fahrenheits is pretty cold as well, I guess. I had bought expensive tickets so I wasn’t going to skip even one day of sking, the weather’s not stopping me, I’ve seen worse, I thought. …

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Each week, the show features some of the best minds in weather . Recent guests have included legendary radar expert Les Lemon, BBC Weather Presenter Hannah Bayman, famed Oklahoma City television meteorologist Gary England, severe weather …

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The rain over the last 24 hours has caused some pretty significant problems in the area. It came down steadily for hours. Flooding was an issue.

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The high Sunday will be in the upper 40s. NEXT WEEK: The next weather system rolling along in the southern branch of the jet stream will bring rain late Monday night and Tuesday, with some snow north of Alabama for states like Tennessee and Kentucky. This one should bring about 1/2 to 1 inch of … STORM ALERT 2010 IS COMING TO WALKER COUNTY: Our annual severe weather rolls along; our next stop will be on Thursday February 11 at Bevill State Community College in Sumiton. …

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In the Southeast, heavy rain today will cause widespread minor flooding and isolated moderate flooding across the region, forecasters said. Flood watches are in effect for southeastern Louisiana, southern Mississippi, …

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As the storm system passes on Tuesday the trailing northerly flow will pull in some very cold air. Temperatures may struggle to reach the 40 degree mark next Wednesday and I’m forecasting snow flurries at this time. … OUT HERE ON ELROD ROAD, TODAY OUR TEMPERATURE WAS ABOUT 55-62 DEGREES(SUNSHINE ALL DAY LONG)I HAVE ALWAYS WILL BE VERY SUPPORTIVE OF YOUR GREAT WEATHER FORCAST ON A DAILY BASIS, I REALLY DO ENJOY WATCHING YOUR WEATHER CAST ON EACH&EVERY DAY. …

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