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Heat Advisories For Tomorrow, Isolated Storms Possible
SUMMARY: Chief meteorologist Ed Bloodsworth from the First Alert Storm Team provided an update on weather conditions along the Gulf Coast. Today, mid and high-level clouds are present, with minimal rain, especially inland. Spotty thunderstorms have developed but are weakening. A slight chance of isolated showers continues into tonight, with temperatures expected to remain high, reaching the middle 90s tomorrow and heat indices climbing as high as 114°F. Heat advisories are in effect. Tomorrow could see more storms developing due to a sea breeze, and rain chances will increase slightly by the weekend, bringing temperatures closer to normal.
Hot temperatures are back for tomorrow. Heat advisories are in place as heat index values could possible reach 112°. Isolated storms will be possible by the afternoon. Full Forecast: https://tinyurl.com/3ypvy9z8
SUMMARY: This Sunday morning in the Tennessee Valley is chilly, with temperatures starting in the upper 50s and reaching the low 60s by 9 AM. Clear skies and sunshine make for a pleasant day, perfect for outdoor activities, including a baseball game with temperatures around 82 degrees later. However, the area is experiencing a moderate to severe drought, particularly in northwest Alabama. A tropical system developing in the Gulf of Mexico presents a 70% chance of affecting the region within a week, potentially bringing much-needed rainfall as early as Thursday, with temperatures expected to drop into the low 80s.
Sunday morning weather – 9/8/24
SUMMARY: In this week‘s “Minute with Drexel,” news anchor Drexel Gilbert reflects on a quote from Mother Teresa: “Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow has not yet come. We have only today. Let us begin.” He emphasizes the importance of making the most of our time, noting that it’s easy to procrastinate by dwelling on the past or worrying about the future. Drexel encourages listeners to read this quote daily and take action—whether it’s starting a long-overdue project, mending relationships, or practicing kindness. He invites everyone to honor the precious gift of today by beginning positive changes together.
Making the most of our scarce time
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Six People Inducted Into AMC Hall Of Fame | September 7, 2024 | News 19 at 10 p.m. – Weekend
SUMMARY: The Army Material Command (AMC) inducted six individuals into its Hall of Fame, honoring significant contributions to the command. With this latest induction, the hall now recognizes a total of 56 individuals. Among the inductees are civilian Robert Moore and retired Major General James Miles, both with extensive service at Redstone Arsenal. They expressed surprise and gratitude at their nominations, stating it’s a tremendous honor to be recognized for their contributions. Miles described the recognition as akin to receiving a coin for good service, emphasizing the importance of acknowledgment in the military culture.
The Army Materiel Command inducted six people into the AMC Hall of Fame yesterday.
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