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Alabama had that rare-for-June feel today: blue sky, low humidity, and some surprisingly cool temps. Most spots stay dry through Saturday, then scattered showers/storms return Sunday (best coverage west).

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NWS Mobile used satellite and radar to confirm three previously undocumented May 22 tornadoes in Choctaw and Clarke counties, all out in the woods. Meanwhile, a gorgeous 80s afternoon, rough surf at the coast, and severe drought is off the Alabama map for the first time in 2026.

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Here is today’s Thermostat Forecast, brought to you by the Alabama Carrier Dealers.
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Alabama’s weather couldn’t be better today: sunshine, low humidity, and many spots started in the 50s. Dry & bright through Friday. Weekend brings a few showers back—best chance Saturday in SW AL, then scattered storms Sunday into early next week.

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Wednesday closed out beautifully across Alabama with drier air moving across the state. Tonight lows will drop into the 50s across much of the state. The coast is gorgeous on the sand, but a Rip Current Statement runs through Sunday with east winds gusting near 30.

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Survey results in on Monday's storms — the Guntersville-area damage was a confirmed microburst with 80 mph straight-line winds. Today's the opposite: sunshine and dewpoints in the 50s. The beach looks great but the surf is rough with a Rip Current Statement through Sunday.

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June 1st was an active day throughout the state of Alabama, with wind damage reports stretching from north of Athens to south of Phenix City, including a confirmed microburst around the Little Mountain Marina campgrounds, where winds reached up to 80 miles per hour. All 140+ of these damage reports are powered by our viewers, as well as all of the photographs provided. Thanks to all of our SkyWatchers and viewers who submitted photos of damage throughout the state.

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Beautiful early-June afternoon across Alabama with dewpoints tumbling into the 50s on Sand Mountain. The beach is a different story — High Surf and Rip Current advisories through Sunday with east winds gusting to 30. Thursday morning brings 50s deep into south Alabama.

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Dewpoints are in the 40s and 50s across north Alabama this morning — a real fall feel for June. Only Mobile and Baldwin Counties hang onto tropical air today. Thursday morning brings 50s deep into south Alabama with Geneva at 55 and Andalusia 56.

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Dewpoints are tumbling across north Alabama tonight as dry air takes over. No meaningful rain Wednesday through Friday, and Thursday morning brings 50s reaching as far south as Geneva, Andalusia, Monroeville, Greenville, and Troy. Scattered showers return this weekend.

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Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Mobile County until 6:00pm. https:\\https://t.co/fGgXNLEEEx

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A few heavier showers in southwest Alabama this afternoon, but the southeast severe risk is looking less likely to verify. Wednesday through Friday turns sunny and dry with mornings dipping into the upper 50s as far south as Selma and Alex City by Thursday.

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Lingering showers along a boundary in south Alabama this afternoon with a low-end Marginal Risk in the southeast corner. Wednesday through Friday turns sunny with low humidity and upper 50s mornings — a really comfortable stretch for June.

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Here is today’s Thermostat Forecast, brought to you by the Alabama Carrier Dealers.
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Much calmer after yesterday's wicked storms knocked down hundreds of trees — just a few scattered showers/storms today, mainly in the southern half of the state. Wednesday turns sunny, and Thursday morning brings upper 50s as far south as Andalusia and Geneva.

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Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Geneva and Houston County until 8:00pm. https:\\https://t.co/fGgXNLEEEx

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Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Conecuh and Monroe County until 7:30pm. https:\\https://t.co/fGgXNLEEEx

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Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Coffee, Dale, Geneva, Henry and Houston County until 7:15pm. https:\\https://t.co/fGgXNLEEEx