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Tropical wave headed toward Florida and could move into the Gulf
SUMMARY: A tropical wave in the Atlantic is moving westward toward the Dominican Republic and Cuba, with the National Hurricane Center indicating a medium chance of development into a depression or storm over the weekend and into early next week. Forecast models suggest a shift in the potential development area further west, with a broad area of low pressure expected late in the weekend. By mid-next week, there may be increased organization, potentially leading to a tropical system in the Gulf of Mexico. Meanwhile, conditions are expected to remain hot.
Tropical wave headed toward Florida and could move into the Gulf
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Caroleene Dobson focusing on prices, economy in District 2 congressional race
SUMMARY: WKRG News 5 is focusing on the upcoming election for Alabama’s Congressional District 2, primarily covering Mobile and surrounding areas. Republican candidate Carolene Dobson has gained attention after emerging from a crowded primary field. Raised on a farm in Beatrice, she attended Harvard and became a lawyer. Dobson describes her campaigning as tiring but inspiring, highlighting the resilience of District 2 residents. Her campaign themes include border security, the economy, and crime, addressing rising grocery prices. Support from current representative Barry Moore underscores confidence in Dobson’s ability to tackle inflation and prioritize American families if elected.
Caroleene Dobson has been crisscrossing the vast District 2 since this spring when she surprised many by emerging from a nine-candidate Republican field.
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'The biggest hotel in Gulf Shores' nearing completion
SUMMARY: A new hotel, Embassy Suites, is under construction in Gulf Shores and is expected to welcome guests by the summer of 2025. This development is aimed at accommodating the increasing number of tourists visiting the area, which saw over 6.2 million visitors in 2023. The hotel, the largest in Gulf Shores with 257 rooms across eight stories, is part of a broader plan to enhance the town’s appeal by creating a walkable district near the beach, promoting access to restaurants and shopping during busy events. City officials believe this project will significantly benefit the local tourism industry.
The final steel beam was signed and put in place atop during a topping off celebration on Tuesday afternoon at the new Embassy Suites being built in Gulf Shores.
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Will it rain in Alabama on Halloween?
SUMMARY: “13 Alabama Ghosts” is a notable book frequently checked out by Alabama school kids, highlighting local ghost stories. As for the weather, it’s warm and dry, with current temperatures around 75°F in Cullman and 78°F in Birmingham, driven by a southern breeze causing dust and haze from small fires. Atmospheric conditions indicate isolated showers may develop, though high-pressure areas are blocking moisture from the Gulf. The rain forecast is limited, with slight chances for northwest Alabama. A mild Halloween is expected, with temperatures dropping to 61°F overnight and a high of 83°F on Thursday, followed by potential showers.
Will it rain in Alabama on Halloween?
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