SUMMARY: This Sunday, Alabama will experience warm temperatures, starting in the 40s and rising to the mid to upper 70s by afternoon. Although much of the day will be dry and sunny, strong storms are expected to develop after sunset, with a severe risk primarily for hail and wind. The storm window lasts from 6 PM Sunday to 6 AM Monday, with a marginal risk in central and north Alabama. The storms will begin in the northwest and spread southeast. By Monday morning, most areas will be dry, with a warm trend continuing throughout the week.

Impact Weather Sunday: Tracking threat of strong storms in the Alabama forecast with hail & gusty winds

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SUMMARY: Saturday morning in the Tennessee Valley starts chilly, with temperatures in the 30s and 40s but will warm into the 60s by afternoon, reaching around 70 degrees. Expect plenty of sunshine throughout the day with no radar activity indicating precipitation. As Sunday approaches, temperatures will range from the mid-50s in the morning to the low 70s later in the day. However, a shift occurs Sunday evening, bringing possible scattered showers and severe thunderstorms, particularly in northwest Alabama. Though the weekend looks pleasant, prepare for a potential storm threat overnight Sunday into Monday morning. The week ahead promises more sunshine and mild temperatures.

Saturday Morning Weather – 3/22/25.

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SUMMARY: Fire officials are investigating the cause of a wildfire that burned over 100 acres in Mount Vernon, Northern Mobile County. The fire, which ignited around noon, is now contained, but wind and dry conditions are still posing risks. Alabama Forestry Commission and local firefighters, including Creola and Mount Vernon Police, worked to stop the spread. With high winds and low humidity, sporadic flare-ups continue to threaten the area. Officials urge the public to avoid outdoor burning and be cautious as dry weather could fuel more wildfires. Crews will monitor the area for several days.

What caused the wildfire along Andry Road and Highway 43 in Mount Vernon remains under investigation.
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