Storm survey crews with the National Weather Service surveyed damage in Alabama Monday afternoon and confirmed 13 tornadoes after Saturday evening’s storms.
The National Weather Service in Mobile has released preliminary survey findings confirming two tornadoes that impacted portions of Mobile County during the recent severe weather outbreaks.
WBRC FOX6 News, the Gray Television station serving Central Alabama, announced today that Meaghan Thomas will join the WBRC FOX6 News team as a Meteorologist starting Aug. 12.
Tomorrow morning will end up a little warmer with most of us in the mid 60s. We should see a mostly sunny to partly cloudy sky tomorrow afternoon with highs in the lower 90s.
The city of Good Hope is getting federal money that will help keep residents safe during severe weather. The grant will be used to build a community center that will also double as a storm shelter and will be capable of holding 300 people.
We witnessed a generational event last night as a rare level 5 geomagnetic storm caused the northern lights to be visible across the entire state of Alabama.
WBRC FOX6 News Meteorologist-Reporter Fred Hunter is stepping away from the studio after 27 years of forecasting and delivering Absolutely Alabama to our viewers throughout Alabama.
The National Weather Service (NWS) confirms storms Tuesday night, April 2, 2024, in central Alabama spun up four tornadoes, including three EF1 storms and one EF0.
NASA says the total solar eclipse will only last between about three and a half to four minutes, and the next one visible in the U.S. won’t be for another 20 years.
Dr. Marcela Frazier, Optometrist and Associate Professor at UAB, says looking at the sun without proper eclipse glasses might result in eye damage that could be temporary or permanent.
