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Another Very Hot Afternoon, Pop-up Showers Possible
SUMMARY: The heat continues as most will see highs reach the upper 90s later today. Rain chances are low, but if you see a shower today, it could bring brief relief from the heat. It’s advisable to stay hydrated and seek shade if you’re outdoors. Heat advisories may be in effect in some areas, and people should take precautions to avoid heat-related illnesses. Expect similar temperatures over the next few days, with minimal chances for rain, making it essential to be aware of the heat’s impact on health and plan activities accordingly. Stay cool and safe!
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UAPD hosts 9/11 memorial stair climb
SUMMARY: In Tuscaloosa, residents participated in a nine over 11 memorial stair climb organized by the University of Alabama Police Department to honor the lives lost in the 2001 attacks. This year marked the first public invitation to join the event, where participants climbed a total of 2,200 steps, symbolizing the 110 floors of the World Trade Center. Many, including students and teachers, emphasized the importance of remembering the sacrifices made by first responders. Carla Pryce, a teacher who brought her class, highlighted the significance of educating children about 9/11 and giving back to local heroes.
UAPD hosts 9/11 memorial stair climb
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Tracking Francine: 9 p.m. Update
SUMMARY: Tropical Storm Francine is bringing severe weather to the Gulf Coast, with heavy rain, strong winds, and the potential for isolated tornadoes. After making landfall in Louisiana as a category 2 hurricane, it weakened to a category 1 but continues to cause significant power outages and damage. Flash flood emergencies are issued for affected areas, including New Orleans. Conditions are expected to worsen overnight, particularly in Coastal Mobile and Baldwin Counties. Authorities have issued curfews, and coastal flooding is a concern. Several schools in the region will close due to the severe weather impacts. Stay safe and indoors.
The entire News 5 team is tracking Hurricane Francine along the Gulf Coast.
FULL STORY: https://trib.al/UFCtUA5
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Tracking Francine (8 p.m.)
SUMMARY: Ed Bloodsworth and meteorologist Grant Skinner provided updates on Hurricane Francine, the first landfalling hurricane on the Louisiana Gulf Coast since 2020. While the strongest winds and most rainfall are expected west of the Gulf Coast, rough surf and wind gusts up to 50 mph will impact local areas. A tornado threat exists as storms approach, with isolated tornadoes possible overnight. Wind gusts will reach 40-50 mph in areas closer to the coast, and coastal flooding is also anticipated during high tide. The team encouraged residents to stay informed through local media and weather apps as conditions evolve.
WKRG News 5’s Ed Bloodworth and Grant Skinner share the latest on Hurricane Francine
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