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Cooler, Drier Weather Settles In Across the Gulf Coast (opens the original)
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MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - The Gulf Coast is getting an early taste of fall, with a cooler and much drier air mass settles in across the region. Comfortable weather will continue into the beginning of next week, with lower humidity and below-normal overnight temperatures. After a notably cool Friday, temperatures will gradually climb back toward normal this weekend. Highs will generally reach the upper 80s to lower 90s through the middle of next week. The big difference will be the humidity. Dew poin
Cooler, Drier Air Arrives Late This Week (opens the original)
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MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - The heat hangs on for one more day across the Gulf Coast before a noticeable change arrives late this week. Wednesday will be another warm and humid day, with afternoon highs climbing into the lower to middle 90s. Heat indices could reach around 102 degrees, so it will still feel like summer for one more day. A backdoor cold front will push into the area from the northeast Wednesday night into Thursday. This front is tied to an area of cold-air damming across the Carolinas
Showers and Storms Today, Heat Returns Next Week (opens the original)
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MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - The Gulf Coast is staying in a very summer-like weather pattern this weekend, with plenty of humidity, periods of sunshine and daily opportunities for showers and thunderstorms. While not everyone will see rain, storms that develop could produce heavy downpours, frequent lightning and gusty winds. The bigger picture is a pattern that favors afternoon and evening storms, with plenty of moisture available in the atmosphere. That means a storm can develop fairly quickly, and s
Why meteorologists continue watching tropical remnants and waves (opens the original)
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MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - A tropical storm can lose its name, but that doesn’t always mean the weather impacts are over. When a tropical system weakens into a post-tropical system or remnant low, it can still produce heavy rain, gusty winds, rough surf and dangerous rip currents. One of the biggest concerns is tropical moisture. Even after a storm weakens, that moisture can interact with fronts, sea-breeze boundaries and other disturbances to produce heavy thunderstorms and localized flooding. Meteo
21 Years Later: Remembering Hurricane Katrina (opens the original)
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MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - Twenty-one years after Hurricane Katrina devastated communities across the Gulf Coast, its impact is still felt today. Katrina became one of the strongest hurricanes ever observed in the Atlantic basin, reaching Category 5 intensity with 175 mph winds before weakening to a Category 3 at landfall. The storm produced catastrophic storm surge along the Mississippi coast, devastating flooding in New Orleans, widespread destruction across Louisiana and Mississippi, and significa
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