SUMMARY: A 15-year-old boy tragically died in a single-vehicle accident in Dekalb County on Thursday morning. According to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, the teen lost control of the vehicle, which veered off the roadway, collided with several trees and a large boulder, and ultimately entered a pond. This incident highlights the dangers of driving and the potential consequences of losing control on the road. Additionally, it is noted that a police officer resigned from the Greeley Police Department in January, though this detail appears unrelated to the accident.

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency says a 15-year-old was killed Thursday after a single-vehicle wreck.

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SUMMARY: The weather forecast for the Tennessee Valley indicates a mix of sunshine and clouds, with some hope for light rain as a front moves southward. Current temperatures range from the low 50s to 59 degrees, expected to rise into the 70s and low 80s later. Fire danger advisories are in effect for Madison and Jackson counties due to dry conditions. College football games will experience pleasant weather, with temperatures ranging from the low 50s to mid-80s. While no rain is expected in the coming week, a wetter outlook is anticipated for early November.

Saturday Morning Weather – 10/26/24

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SUMMARY: Alabama experienced another warm and dry day, with temperatures in Gadsden at 58 degrees and no rain in Birmingham for 27 days, leading to drought conditions. Record highs were set in Anniston (86°F), Tuscaloosa (87°F), and Montgomery (90°F). Tomorrow’s Magic City Classic will see temperatures start near 65°F and peak at 84°F. A cold front arrives Sunday, potentially bringing isolated showers, though most will only see light sprinkles. The next week will see highs in the mid-80s to upper 70s, with a sunny Halloween forecast. Overall, dry conditions are expected to continue.

Alabama’s drought continues state-wide with not a drop a rain in Birmingham the past 27 days.

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