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Alabama News As we progress through the rest of Saturday, expect temperatures hover around 90, with warmer temperatures to the south, and cooler temperatures to the north. Expect lows to drop in the mid-to-upper 60s, which is somewhat uncommon for this type of year. This would mean temperatures across the board are slightly below average. Rain chances stay very low to end Saturday, and will also be hard to come by for the 4th of July. A stalled boundary is situated near the Alabama and Florida ...

Dangerous Heat Wave Ahead Question of the Day Dangerous Heat Wave Ahead TONIGHT: Mostly Clear skies are expected throughout the night tonight with no rain chances. Winds are expected to be light from 5-15 mph throughout the region. Temperatures should get down to the 50s in the valleys and 40s in the mountains. TOMORROW: For tomorrow, we are looking at a day similar to today. We will have mostly sunny skies for tomorrow with rain staying out of the picture. W...

Part of your Father’s Day Weekend will feature scattered rain and storms, due in part from the tropics.

Drought conditions are rapidly expanding across Minnesota and Wisconsin. Unfortunately, there doesnt appear to be any appreciative rainfall potential anytime soon. The next best chance of thundery downpours wont arrive until late Thursday. In the meantime, hot and dry sunshine will fill the void. Check the blog for more details. -Todd Nelson

Meteorological summer has just begun and it will feel like we are in the middle of the hottest season of the year. The sun will be blazing and temperatures are going to soar. After a warm and mostly clear night, it will be hot again, tomorrow. The heat continues into next week, and we’ll have a heat wave if we get three 90-degree days in a row.

Still a nice day for today's holiday weather, but the humidity continues to rise and eventually showers will move back in too....

The wind will die down late tonight leading into a fantastic Sunday TUCSON - The windy conditions will stay in place for the rest of Saturday, but Sunday the winds will calm. We have been dealing with a south wind for the last few days that has been gusting as high as 35-40 mph. Starting tomorrow we will see more of a northerly wind that will not be nearly as strong. This wind shift will also keep our temperatures cool. Afternoon temperatures in Tucson will top out i...

Breezy conditions will take over Southern Arizona Consistent winds will range between 10-25 depending on elevation. We do not have any fire danger warnings in effect currently, but those same precautions should still be taken. A stagnant low pressure center to our west has caused this stretch of warm temperatures, but it has been slowly dying for a few days. A strong center of high pressure to our north will help push some of the cooler air in northern Arizona and U...

Windy conditions will start to back off by the end of the day tomorrow TUCSON - The Red Flag Warning issued for Sunday will expire and will not be renewed for Monday. Wind gusts of 30 mph remain possible. Consistent winds around the Tucson area could peak around 15-20 mph on Monday afternoon with higher values expected in Santa Cruz and Cochise counties especially in areas with a high elevation. Afternoon high temperatures will be back in the 80s to start off the w...

A Red Flag Warning has been issued for Southern Arizona; Wind gusts could reach 40 mph Sunday TUCSON - The warm temperatures will take a backseat to the strong winds headed our way late tonight and early tomorrow. A Red Flag Warning has been issued for Cochise, Santa Cruz and the eastern half of Pima county including Tucson starting 10:00 a.m. Sunday through 8:00 p.m. These warnings are issued when we see a combination of strong winds, low humidity and warm temperat...