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A few strong storms possible Sat. night in Alabama

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A few strong storms possible Saturday night in Alabama
The National Weather Service thinks a few severe storms will be possible starting on Saturday afternoon in Alabama.

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Strong afternoon storms possible in the Pittsburgh area on Saturday
WLWT Cincinnati on MSN · 2d
Tracking chance for strong to severe storms on Saturday
 · 11h
Watching for storms mid to late week
Wall Street continues to be buffeted by the winds of war, as the effects of the Iran war are being seen through widespread volatility.

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Severe weather threat looms for Wednesday night
wrtv · 2d
Near record warmth again Tuesday before potential severe storms return Tuesday night into Wednesday
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Risk of strong, severe storms tonight, through overnight hours
"WWE Raw" heads to Seattle this Monday, March 9, with gold on the line for the second week in a row.

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First Alert: Tracking strong to Severe Storms Tonight Into Thursday Morning
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First Alert Weather: Quiet Tuesday ahead of potentially strong storms tomorrow evening
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How cold is it this morning in Alabama? Warmer weather is on the way

The weather service thinks this morning will be the coldest one of the week, and temperatures will only go up from here. High temperatures today (Tuesday) will be warmer than Monday, when some parts of Alabama stayed in the 30s all day (Huntsville’s high temperature on Monday was only 34 degrees).
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Alabama faces severe storms, flood risk in 2026, AccuWeather warns

AccuWeather forecasts the 2026 severe weather season. What does this mean for Alabama? Here's what residents can expect.
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