A Heat Advisory is in effect for the northern 2/3 of Alabama through 8 pm today, with afternoon heat index values from 105-109. The National Weather Service is not planning to extend the advisory past ...

“Ready for Anything by Alabama EMA” is now officially LIVE! The first episode introduces you to the mission of the Alabama EMA, the Director of our Agency and focuses on Alabama’s efforts to prevent a ...

A Heat Advisory is in effect for the northern 2/3 of Alabama through Saturday evening and may be extended in later updates. Although South Alabama is not under an advisory, it will be hot and humid ...

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Another warm and humid day will occur today with afternoon heat index values from 105-112 across most of Alabama. Isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms will develop statewide this afternoon, ...

A Heat Advisory is once again in effect for a large portion of the state into this evening. Afternoon Heat Index values will reach 106-112 across the advisory area.

The Alabama Emergency Management Agency is finalizing Episode 1 of its new podcast – “Ready for Anything.” This podcast will focus on disaster scenarios specific to Alabama – some that have happened, ...

High-resolution models are coming into agreement that clusters or short line segments will form in northern Alabama mid to late afternoon and move southward, rapidly decreasing in intensity by 11 pm ...

Did you know that Alabama is home to two nuclear power plants? They are located in the corners of the state – one is up in northwest Alabama and another, Plant Farley, is located in the southeast ...

A Mesoscale Convective System (MCS), or relatively small cluster of storms, moved through northern and central Alabama last night, leaving a stationary boundary across the southern sections. Isolated ...

MONTGOMERY – Governor Kay Ivey on Tuesday announced the activation of a statewide notification system to more quickly alert the public in the event of floods and other disasters. The action follows ...

A Mesoscale Convective System (MCS) or cluster of storms is likely to form this morning in northern Mississippi and move southeastward into the evening. Models indicate the highest chances of severe ...