Lauren Linahan
Meteorologist at WBRC-TV (Birmingham, AL)
Meteorologist @WBRCnews | Cat mom to Ophelia | @nwas Seal of Approval | @ametsoc ECLA | @msstate @valdostastate alumna | Earth & mental health advocate
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3 weeks ago |
wbrc.com | Lauren Linahan
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Next 24 Hours: A few isolated showers will be possible overnight, but overall, most of us will stay fairly dry, mild, and humid under a partly cloudy sky. Though plenty of clouds will still be around on Tuesday as the upper-level low moves northeastward, some more breaks of sunshine will be possible allowing temperatures to climb into the mid 70s.
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3 weeks ago |
wbrc.com | Lauren Linahan
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - First Alert AccuTrack shows widely scattered showers and storms drifting northward across Central Alabama late this afternoon as the upper-level low continues to spin to our east. The First Alert Weather Day continues through tonight for an isolated flooding risk. With already very saturated ground, any storm that produces locally heavy downpours could lead to additional flooding. The severe threat remains very low with the best chance of a strong storm east of I-65.
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3 weeks ago |
wbrc.com | Lauren Linahan
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - The WBRC First Alert Weather Team has declared today and Monday as First Alert Weather Days. We will likely see rounds of rain and storms over the next 48 hours that could produce flooding and a low chance for a few strong or severe storms. Make sure you pay attention to the weather over the next 48 hours and have ways to receive warnings just in case they are issued. The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for much of Central Alabama until 7 p.m. CDT Monday.
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3 weeks ago |
wbrc.com | Lauren Linahan
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - The WBRC First Alert Weather Team has declared today and Monday as First Alert Weather Days. We will likely see rounds of rain and storms over the next 48 hours that could produce flooding and a low chance for a few strong or severe storms. Make sure you pay attention to the weather over the next 48 hours and have ways to receive warnings just in case they are issued. The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for much of Central Alabama until 7 p.m. CDT Monday.
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4 weeks ago |
wbrc.com | Lauren Linahan
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - First Alert Weather Day for Mother’s Day: Sunday morning will likely start out cloudy with temperatures in the lower 60s. Upper 50s can’t be ruled out for parts of Northeast Alabama Sunday morning. Scattered showers will be possible tomorrow morning. A warm front will lift to the north tomorrow afternoon as the upper-level low shifts to the northwest.
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The Notorious U.L.L. (Upper-Level Low) continues to nudge east, bringing a steady slug of Gulf moisture into Alabama. More scattered storms could bring some localized flooding again on Tuesday, but overall we should gradually be seeing improvements by mid-week. #alwx @WBRCnews https://t.co/Ag3sbOq2TS
RT @BoltMaster2012: Storm that came through Lincoln AL today just a little bit ago with pea sized hail. @spann @weswyattweather @wxevan @La…
The stubborn upper level low continues to surge moisture from the Gulf into the Southeast. As more rain & storms move in today, flooding could potentially occur. There is also a low-end severe risk, but our primary concern is rain falling on already very saturated ground. #alwx https://t.co/B3JdnpPs7J