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Brief Showers Today, More Widespread Rain Monday & Tuesday: Sunday Morning Forecast 12/8/2024
SUMMARY: Meteorologist Grant Skinner forecasts a cold start on Sunday morning, but temperatures will rise to around 70°F by afternoon as high pressure shifts eastward. This shift will bring warmth and moisture ahead of anticipated showers and storms on Monday and Tuesday due to a stalled cold front. Current temperatures range from 34°F to 45°F. Light showers may occur in areas northwest of I-65, with an 80% chance of rain expected on Monday and Tuesday. Following this wet period, drier and cooler conditions will settle in midweek, with temperatures dropping into the 30s by Thursday and Friday.
We are starting this morning cold, but not as cold as yesterday morning. Most places are starting in the 40’s, and there are scattered clouds. Today, as high pressure shifts to the east, we will see a shift to a south wind bringing warmth and moisture to the News 5 area. Cloud cover will continue to build, and highs will push at around 70°. Some brief showers are possible mainly in our northwestern spots, but that rain chance remains small. Overnight Sunday into Monday as a cold front approaches the area and stalls, rain chances will starkly increase with more widespread showers and storms possible on Monday and Tuesday. Isolated flash flooding is possible as multiple rounds of showers and storms move through the area. After the cold front eventually passes Tuesday night into Wednesday, much cooler and drier air will begin to push into the area. Lows will be back in the 30’s to end next week with highs in the 50’s.
The WKRG News 5 First Alert Storm Team covers part of southeast Mississippi, southwestern Alabama, and northwest Florida. You can also view the full Sunday morning forecast for the Gulf Coast here: https://tinyurl.com/5dp9smer
Follow Meteorologist Grant Skinner on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wkrggrant
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Saraland mega developments denied by planning committee
SUMMARY: Residents of Saraland are expressing concerns over proposed residential developments off Celeste Road, with traffic issues taking precedence in discussions with city leaders. Mayor Howard Rubenstein emphasized plans to widen Celeste Road to five lanes, set for construction next year, but residents feel this timeline is inadequate. Two proposed neighborhoods with 99 lots were denied, as was a request from developers of the South Wind subdivision. Rubenstein maintains a focus on preserving single-family homes in the area, stating that developers can return with revised plans to meet current zoning requirements.
The proposed mega-neighborhood development in Saraland has caused a stir of emotions among residents for months.
FULL STORY: https://trib.al/EFOJXVS
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‘Senseless’: How Mobile’s police chief describes violent crime over the past 4 days
SUMMARY: Mobile’s police chief, William Jackson, described the city’s recent surge in violent crime as “senseless.” With three weeks left in the year, Mobile has surpassed its total homicides from last year, marking 34 to date. The latest victim, a juvenile, was found dead near a vehicle crash on Gail Street after reports of gunfire. Chief Jackson emphasized the need for community involvement in addressing violence, urging parents to monitor their children and discourage weapon use in conflicts. He also noted that this year’s homicides primarily involve acquaintances, with only one being a random act. No suspects have been identified.
Mobile’s Police Chief William Jackson has used the word “senseless” two days in a row to describe the recent spike in violent …
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Gyrocopter crashes at Foley Airport
SUMMARY: A 67-year-old pilot died in a crash involving a gyrocopter at Foley Municipal Airport. Witnesses reported hearing an explosion and seeing smoke and flames. First responders arrived to find the wreckage, and the pilot was believed to have died on impact from a low-altitude crash. The pilot, known in the local aviation community, had earlier refueled and taken off before the fatal crash. The incident has deeply impacted the local aviation community. The National Transportation Safety Board and the FAA have been notified and will investigate. The airport is closed to air traffic until the investigation is completed.
News 5 is learning more after an experimental aircraft crashed, killing a pilot at the Foley Municipal Airport.
FULL STORY: https://trib.al/yhyKJOj
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