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Floods · Florida

Tropical Downpours Drench Florida as Invest 93L Moves Across State. Here’s What to Expect

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A system off the Atlantic coast could bring tropical downpours, gusty winds and the risk of localized flooding to the Orlando area.See the Story

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James Spann: A few spotty afternoon storms for Alabama with highs mostly in the low 90s - Alabama News Center

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SUMMER DAYS: Classic summer weather continues across Alabama and the Deep South through the weekend. That means partly sunny, hot, humid days with the risk of a passing afternoon or evening shower or thunderstorm in scattered spots. Afternoon highs will be mostly in the low 90s through Saturday, followed by mid 90s Sunday. The chance of any given location seeing a shower is 30-40% today and Friday, dropping to 20-30% by the weekend. Most of the …Birmingham, Alabama · Birmingham See the Story

Alabama-based SMDC’s senior civilian wins top Army award - Alabama News Center

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WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command’s senior civilian was recognized as one of the Army’s top civilians during a ceremony honoring his selection as a Presidential Rank Award recipient. Richard P. De Fatta, USASMDC deputy to the commanding general, was awarded with a 2025 Presidential Rank Award for meritorious executive service during a ceremony July 22 at the Pentagon. The Presidential Rank Award is considered one…Huntsville, Alabama · Huntsville Read Article

Fat Charles BBQ continues to build in Birmingham, Alabama - Alabama News Center

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When Charles and Chris Pilot launched their Fat Charles OG Tacos in 2019, Birmingham stopped and took notice. They were soft tortilla shells filled with smoked chicken or brisket; two to three freshly grated cheeses; colorful, homemade pico de gallo; and their own creamy concoction known as OG Sauce. The tacos came with a presentation that pulled you in and a flavor that refused to let you go. As soon as Fat Charles BBQ opened, a long line quick…Birmingham, Alabama · Birmingham Read Article

Code Explorers program brings robotics, computer science to Alabama's youngest learners - Alabama News Center

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With robots, coding tiles and hands-on training, Auburn University’s College of Sciences and Mathematics (COSAM) is equipping Alabama’s early elementary teachers to bring computer science to life for their students, starting in kindergarten. The program, called Code Explorers, was developed by the college’s Southeastern Center of Robotics Education (SCORE). It provides K-2 teachers with training and tools to integrate robotics and coding into co…Auburn, Alabama · Auburn See the Story

Decorated World War I aviator the namesake of Fort Rucker, Alabama - Alabama News Center

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The home of Army Aviation was officially redesignated Fort Rucker on July 17. The change, ordered on June 11 by the Secretary of the Army, honors U.S. Army Capt. Edward Walter Rucker Jr., who was a pioneering Army Aviator and distinguished combat pilot from World War I. RELATED: ‘Home of Army Aviation’ redesignated Fort Rucker, Alabama Although the majority of Rucker’s military records were lost in the 1973 National Archives fire in St. Louis, o…World War I · Fort Rucker Read Article

James Spann: Sun, Heat, Scattered Storms for Alabama - Alabama News Center

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RADAR CHECK: Scattered showers and thunderstorms are mainly over the eastern half of Alabama this afternoon. They are moving southward, and heavier storms are producing strong wind gusts and lots of lightning. Temperatures are mostly in the 80s over the eastern counties, with 90s over west Alabama. Scattered storms will fade after sunset. We expect little change Wednesday. It will be another hot, humid day with potential for an afternoon shower …National Weather Service · Alabama See the Story

James Spann: Hot, humid days for Alabama with spotty afternoon showers, storms - Alabama News Center

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RADAR CHECK: We have a few spotty showers and storms over east and south Alabama, but much of Alabama is dry this afternoon with a partly sunny sky. Temperatures are generally between 88 and 94 degrees; showers will fade after sunset. DOG DAYS OF SUMMER: In mid to late July in Alabama, just about anybody can produce a daily weather forecast. Just say hot and humid with an afternoon shower or thunderstorm in spots and you will be correct. That is…Apps · Birmingham See the Story

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