James Spann is the Chief Meteorologist at ABC 33/40. He specializes in climate change, environmental issues, and regional weather, providing insights into climate policy and ClimateTech. Spann's expertise and commentary have been featured in AL.com, The Weather Company, Alabama Political Reporter, and various other reputable outlets.
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James Spann, with a local focus on Alabama and the United States, predominantly covers weather events such as rain and severe storms. Given his emphasis on seasonal coverage and evolving stories related to weather events in Alabama, he may be responsive to pitches offering expert insights into meteorology, climate science, or disaster preparedness specific to this geographic area.
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RADAR CHECK: Rain is falling over Northwest Alabama early this morning; a few thunderstorms are involved, but nothing severe.
RADAR CHECK: Large areas of rain along with a few thunderstorms are moving across Alabama this afternoon. The northwest and southeast corners of the state are dry; in fact Dothan has reached 80 degrees this afternoon with a mostly sunny sky.
James Spann and the team at the Alabama Weather Network are covering the storms and rain passing through Alabama this morning.
By: James Spann
ACTIVE WEATHER: Alabama's weather will be active over the first half of the week with two distinct rounds of showers and storms. The first one comes after midnight tonight. SPC has defined a “marginal risk” (level 1/5) for areas north of a line from Tuscaloosa to Gadsden to Fort Payne…
— RADAR CHECK : Rain is falling this morning over far North Alabama, near the Tennessee state line, but the rest of the state is dry.
By: James Spann
ACTIVE DAY: Some rain is falling across the northwest corner of Alabama early this morning… the rain is more widespread to the north over western and middle Tennessee. Showers and storms are likely over North Alabama by mid to late afternoon… they will drop southward into the central counties of the state early tonight.
By: Sherri Blevins
Alabama faces the hottest week so far this year, with highs in the 90s, limited rain chances and a hot, humid Fourth of July weekend ahead.
By: James Spann
SUN AND STORMS: Hot, humid summer weather continues across Alabama today with highs in the 90s.
By: James Spann
HEAT LEVELS RISING: Most Alabama communities will see a high in the 90-95 degree range through Sunday as heat levels continue to creep up across the Deep South.
By: James Spann
NOT AS HOT: Heat levels will drop a bit across Alabama this week most communities will see a high between 90 and 94 degrees. Still above average, but not as hot as recent days.
