SUMMARY: In Birmingham, current temperatures are 65°F with cloudy skies, while areas like Vance and Tuscaloosa enjoy sunshine. The weather is affected by a circulation system over western Kentucky and Tennessee, remnants of Hurricane Helene. Today, expect a high around 78°F with a 30% chance of rain, mainly in northern areas. Meanwhile, Hurricane Isaac is now a Category 2 storm in the Atlantic, and Tropical Storm Joyce is also active, with potential developments in the Caribbean. The seven-day forecast indicates increasing temperatures, reaching 82°F by Monday and 86°F by Wednesday, with drier air following a cold front.

Warmer Weather returns to Alabama next week, as multiple tropical systems develop in the Atlantic

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SUMMARY: The Spills Music Festival has officially started, bringing numerous renowned musicians to Rocket City for a weekend of great music. The event is currently ongoing and will continue through tomorrow. Paid parking managed by the city is available on Sner Ave, operating on a first-come, first-served basis.

Today kicked off Huntsville’s Music Festival South Star.

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SUMMARY: Florida residents traveling through a busy pit stop following Hurricane Idalia share their experiences of evacuation and relief. Keith Roland, whose home near Tallahassee was spared, feels grateful as he reflects on the damage storms can inflict, especially in areas like his that aren’t equipped to handle such weather. Families, like Jacob Goodwin’s, prioritize safety, having learned from past hurricanes like Michael. While Goodwin’s family narrowly avoided disaster, his hometown of Perry was severely impacted, with his house destroyed. Many evacuees express a mix of gratitude and concern as they return to assess their homes and communities.

Homeowners we spoke with say they’re happy to have something to come home to

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