SUMMARY: Gadsden is experiencing cloudy weather with some breaks, currently at 64°F. Nearby Birmingham is seeing temperatures in the 70s along with very light, spotty showers, particularly in Kinston and Chilton counties. Today will be less warm than yesterday, with highs in the low 80s. High school football games tonight are expected to be warm and muggy in the 70s. This weekend will see temperatures around 86°F, with more sunshine. A cold front is forecast for Monday, bringing cooler temperatures with lows in the 50s early next week, resembling fall weather.

Big temperature changes are on the way for Central Alabama

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SUMMARY: Hurricane Helene’s death toll has surpassed 200, with numbers expected to rise as volunteer groups work to reach isolated communities to find missing individuals. Local organizations in North Alabama are collecting donations of essential items like water, cleaning supplies, and candles for those affected. FEMA urges proper donation channels and advises against traveling to impacted areas. Notable efforts include a donation drive by the Russellville Fire Department, running until October 9, and another in Colbert County, ending October 8. A complete list of needed items and drop-off locations is available on WHNT’s website.

There are over 200 reported deaths from Hurricane Helene, and those numbers are expected to continue climbing. Communities and volunteer groups need your help now more than ever.

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SUMMARY: Baldwin County lawmaker Matt Simpson has pre-filed House Bill 55, aiming to eliminate the fishing license requirement for participating in jubilees, a natural phenomenon in Mobile Bay where sea life gathers in shallower waters. The bill was inspired by citations issued during a jubilee event last summer. Simpson believes removing the license requirement will enhance the experience, allowing more people to enjoy this unique event without the fear of fines. Daphne Mayor Robin Lun supports the bill, hoping it will clarify regulations between fishing and jubilee participation. If passed, the bill could take effect on October 1, 2025.

Following several citations given to people during a jubilee in June, Alabama House Representative Matt Simpson of Daphne pre-filed a bill aiming to eliminate the need for fishing licenses to participate in jubilees.
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