SUMMARY: Thanksgiving in Alabama is expected to bring rain and storms, with the possibility of significant weather; however, severe weather threats seem limited. Rain will start overnight into Monday, leading to a warm day with highs around 71°F. On Thanksgiving, rain is likely from early morning through the afternoon, with average rainfall of half an inch to an inch. Following these storms, a cold front will bring cooler temperatures, with highs dropping to the 40s on Friday and lows in the 20s over the weekend.

Alabama’s weather forecast gets warmer Monday, stormy for Thanksgiving, and then cold for the weekend

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SUMMARY: A man in Cen is living in a small trailer after a fire destroyed all seven of his RVs nearly a month ago, leaving him devastated but primarily concerned for his 29 dogs. Previously affected by Hurricane Katrina, he dedicated his life to rescuing animals. On October 26, the fire claimed the lives of some dogs and severely burned others, which are now under veterinary care. One escaped and was last seen on Highway 98. Although he has received donations, he struggles to find dry storage for them. The fire’s cause is still under investigation.

Coden man sleeping in cargo trailer after fire

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SUMMARY: Farmers nationwide are awaiting critical legislation known as the Farm Bill, which influences food production, crop insurance, and food access for low-income families. The bill, which traditionally passes every five years, expired in September, and a new version has yet to clear Congress. Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville criticized the latest draft as inadequate and damaging to farmers, blaming Democrats for delays. He argued that the bill does not meet the current production costs faced by farmers in 2024 and committed to advocate for necessary changes to better support the agricultural community.

Farmers across the country are awaiting legislation from congress that would have a major impact on how they operate.

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