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Heat Advisory Monday, More Heat and Isolated Storms This Week: Sunday Evening Forecast 7/28/2024
SUMMARY: Meteorologist Grant Skinner from News 5 forecasts a hot week ahead, with temperatures in the mid-90s and heat index values exceeding 100 degrees. A heat advisory is in effect for western counties on Monday. Though a weather system in the central Atlantic is being monitored, it poses no threat to the viewing area. Isolated showers and storms may develop throughout the week, particularly in southeastern areas. A more significant rain chance is expected by the weekend, bringing cooler temperatures. Beachgoers should remain cautious of moderate heat and low rip current risks. Stay hydrated and take breaks in air-conditioned areas.
More scattered storms pushed over the News 5 area today, but storms will become more isolated throughout this week. Temperatures will get hotter, though! After evening lingering storms, brief showers are possible overnight with lows sitting in the mid-70’s. Isolated showers and storms are possible in the morning, then more will push inland by the afternoon. Highs will jump into the low-90’s with heat index values reaching close to 110° for some spots. A Heat Advisory has been issued from noon till 7 pm Monday. Rip current risk will remain low for the work week. Isolated storms will be possible throughout this week, and it will get even hotter towards the middle and end of the work week. Highs will push into the mid- to upper-90’s. A front diving south through the southeast US will bring higher rain chances for the back half of next weekend, and temperatures will be more reasonable next Sunday. In the tropics, we are tracking one area with a medium chance of formation over the next seven days in the central Atlantic. We could see some slow development as it moves closer to the Lesser and Greater Antilles this week. There are no current threats to the News 5 area.
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
Follow Meteorologist Grant Skinner on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wkrggrant
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Community mourns the loss of University of Mobile men’s basketball player
SUMMARY: The University of Mobile closed today as students and faculty mourn the unexpected death of basketball player Kaden Francis. The Rams were excused from classes to honor him after he was found unresponsive in the locker room and died shortly after. A prayer vigil was held in remembrance of the dedicated athlete, known for his commitment to the game. Friends and community members expressed their grief over the loss of someone so young and promising in his career. The cause of Francis’s death remains undetermined, and the university president has released a statement acknowledging the tragedy.
Classes at the University of Mobile were canceled on Wednesday as the campus gathered to mourn the unexpected loss of men’s basketball player, Kaiden Francis.
FULL STORY: https://trib.al/PIkGtsJ
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Alabama weather forecast turns freezing cold with frost possible this weekend
SUMMARY: The weather in Coleman is expected to be chilly, with temperatures dropping into the low 50s. The Christkindlmarkt celebration begins tomorrow at Depot Park, with a high of 57 degrees but blustery conditions. Wind chills will feel much colder, especially in the morning, with lows around 38 degrees. Gusts may exceed 20 mph, particularly on Thursday. Friday morning will be cold with wind chills as low as 26 in Cullman. Frost is anticipated Saturday, though temperatures will rise to 58 later in the day. Warmer weather is expected next week, reaching nearly 70 degrees by Monday.
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SUMMARY: A woman and her five children are now homeless after their Baldwin County home was destroyed by a fire early this morning. The blaze occurred in the Stonebridge neighborhood, with firefighters responding to a 911 call between 1:30 and 2:00 AM. Abby Granson awoke to an orange glow from the back of the house, which was engulfed in smoke and fire upon arrival of the firefighters. The house is a total loss, and the fire, which started on the back deck, is being investigated as suspicious by the State Fire Marshal. Fortunately, all family members are safe.
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