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Why this weekend could turn very wet (opens the original)
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MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - Meteorologist Nicholas Herboso breaks down the setup behind a potentially very wet stretch from late this week into next week, as deep Gulf moisture and an approaching upper-level system could support multiple rounds of heavy rain. We’ll also look back at the historic October 2015 rainfall event tied to the remnants of Hurricane Patricia and explain why that El Niño-era setup offers an interesting comparison, even though this is not the same event. There is currently no sig
2026 is historically quiet, but hurricane season isn’t over (opens the original)
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(WALA) - The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season is entering historic territory. As of Sept. 21, we still have not seen a hurricane, the latest first hurricane of the satellite era. But history shows why a quiet season should never lead to complacency. We look back at some of the quietest hurricane seasons on record (1907, 1914, 1983 and 1997) and what they can teach us about the rest of this season. In 1997, a powerful El Niño helped suppress overall Atlantic activity, yet Hurricane Danny still stru
Hotter, drier weather takes over this week on the Gulf Coast (opens the original)
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MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - A noticeable change is underway across the Gulf Coast as storm chances decrease and hotter weather builds in. A few showers and thunderstorms will linger into Sunday evening, but the overall trend through much of the workweek will feature more sunshine, fewer storms and afternoon temperatures climbing well into the 90s. A few lingering showers or thunderstorms will remain possible into the early evening, especially where storms developed during the afternoon. Any stronger s
Storm chances decrease as dangerous heat builds later this week (opens the original)
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Typical summertime weather continues along the Gulf Coast through the middle of the week, with plenty of heat and humidity along with a few pop-up downpours. A stronger area of high pressure will take greater control later this week, bringing fewer storms and increasingly dangerous heat heading into the weekend. TONIGHT: STORMS FADE, WARM AND MUGGY OVERNIGHT Any lingering showers or thunderstorms will gradually fade after sunset, leaving us with a mostly clear and quiet night. Temperatures will
Quiet weather continues before typical August heat returns (opens the original)
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MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - The Gulf Coast is preparing for continued typical summertime weather, but not before enjoying another day or two of slightly lower humidity and limited rain chances. Most communities will stay dry through Tuesday, while heat and humidity gradually build back during the second half of the week. The tropics also remain quiet, with no development expected over the next seven days. Expect a mix of sunshine and passing clouds today with warm afternoon temperatures reaching the u
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