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James Spann: Alabama's hottest week so far this year...

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.

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The Weather Authority: Hot And Humid; Scattered Afternoon Storms

By: James Spann

SUN AND STORMS: Hot, humid summer weather continues across Alabama today with highs in the 90s.

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The Weather Authority: Hot Summer Weekend Ahead; Spotty Afternoon Showers

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.

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The Weather Authority: Mostly Low 90s This Afternoon; A Few Isolated Storms

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.

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The Weather Authority: Another Hot September Week Ahead

By: James Spann

LATE SUMMER HEAT: We have a little over one week left in summer; the first day of fall (in terms of astronomy) is Tuesday September 22.

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The Weather Authority: Generally Dry Through Thursday; Wet Weekend Ahead

By: James Spann

SUNNY TUESDAY: Dry air covers Alabama this morning expect a sunny day ahead with a high between 85 and 90 degrees this afternoon.

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The Weather Authority: Dry Today With A Hot Afternoon; Rain Returns This Weekend

By: James Spann

DRY DAY: With a mostly sunny sky, most Alabama communities will rise into the low 90s this afternoon, about ten degrees above average for the end of September.

ABC 33/40, Birmingham

The Weather Authority: A Few Showers For South Alabama Later; Rain At Times This Weekend

By: James Spann

OCTOBER HEAT: Afternoon highs will remain in the low 90s for most Alabama communities today and tomorrow, about ten degrees above average for the first of October.

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James Spann: Hurricane warning for the Alabama coast; Isaias on the way

By: James Spann

— ISAIAS GROWING STRONGER: This morning Hurricane Isaias is packing sustained winds of 80 mph; the center is about 420 miles south/southwest of the mouth of the Mississippi River.

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James Spann: Isaias to make landfall tonight – high winds ahead for all of Alabama

By: James Spann

— ISAIAS GETTING CLOSER TO LANDFALL: This morning Hurricane Isaias, with winds of 110 mph, is about 200 miles south/southeast of the mouth of the Mississippi River.