Ben Lang
Meteorologist at WNCF-TV (Montgomery, AL)
Meteorologist at WAKA-TV (Selma, AL)
Meteorologist @waka8news in Montgomery, AL. @msstate '16. #HailState
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5 days ago |
waka.com | Ben Lang
Posted: Sunday’s weather was certainly pleasant for the first of June across central and south Alabama. Morning lows were in the 50s in many locations. Afternoon highs were only in the low to mid 80s despite sunshine. That was well below Montgomery June 1st average high temperature of 90°. Some clouds moved across southwest Alabama during the afternoon, obscuring Sunday’s sunshine a bit. Sunday night’s sky becomes mostly clear, with low temperatures in the low 60s.
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6 days ago |
waka.com | Ben Lang
Posted: Saturday was a pleasant final day of May across central and south Alabama weather-wise. Temperatures were in the 50s to low 60s at sunrise. Humidity was fairly low throughout the day. High temperatures were only in the upper 70s to low 80s in most locations, near 10° below the May 31st average high temperature in Montgomery (89°). Sunshine was abundant, but some haze filled the sky. That was due to Canadian wildfire smoke.
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1 week ago |
waka.com | Ben Lang
Posted: Wednesday may remain a drier day than the last several. However, a marginal (level 1/5) severe risk covers our area. At least isolated showers or storms form during the afternoon. Again, a few storms may become strong to severe, capable of damaging winds or hail. Our area likely trends mainly dry again overnight, with a mostly cloudy sky. However, a few showers or even a storm remain possible overnight. Categories: Daily Forecast, News
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1 week ago |
waka.com | Ben Lang
Posted: Sunday was mainly dry with sunshine throughout the day. Temperatures surged into the upper 80s to low 90s during the afternoon, with some humidity to boot, giving Memorial Day weekend a true summer feel. However, showers and storms look likely late Sunday evening into Sunday night. A severe thunderstorm watch covers most of our area until 3AM. Damaging wind and hail look like the main hazards. Storms may weaken with time and south/southeast extent.
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1 week ago |
waka.com | Ben Lang
Posted: Showers and storms became scattered about Saturday afternoon. A few storms were strong to severe, capable of damaging winds and hail. A complex of storms developed during the late afternoon and evening across Mississippi and west Alabama. These storms were intense for a while during the early evening in west Alabama. However, they started losing steam after sunset. Although, they may continue east across the rest of our area into Saturday night.
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RT @ALWeatherNet: A new Tornado Warning issued for Clarke, Monroe, Wilcox county until 11 May 8:00PM. Seek shelter if you are in the path o…
RT @ALWeatherNet: A new Tornado Warning is in effect for Clarke, Monroe, Wilcox county until 11 May 8:00PM. Seek shelter if you are in the…
A few strong storms remain possible Sunday evening. Rain and some thunder continues Sunday night. More showers and storms throughout Monday. #alwx https://t.co/tP2SUXAZct