Alex Puckett is a meteorologist for CBS 42 in Birmingham, Alabama. With a focus on local weather, Alex provides accurate and timely forecasts to keep the community informed about current and upcoming weather conditions.
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Alex Puckett's coverage primarily focuses on local weather patterns, with a strong emphasis on seasonal changes and weather-related tragedies. Given the consistent focus on upcoming weather conditions, pitches to this journalist should provide insights or information about developing weather patterns specific to Alabama and Birmingham.
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WEDNESDAY: A few scattered storms possible through the day. One or two could produce gusty winds and small hail. Highs in the upper 80s to 90°. Heat index between 90° and 95°. Weather Aware Thursda…
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — Several schools across central Alabama announced they will be delayed Thursday due to possible severe weather. Severe storms re-develop across North Alabama early th…
By: David Nussbaum, Michael Haynes, Alex Puckett
Tonight: Showers along with a few storms will increase in coverage this evening into the night. Otherwise, morning lows hold in the middle 60s under a mostly cloudy sky. Weekend Outlook: The area o…
Friday: The upper-level low will move SW into the Gulf of Mexico. An area of high pressure will sit NE of Alabama.
Hurricane Milton is a Category 2 hurricane as of 4 AM Tuesday, and is in the process of rapidly intensifying.
Posted: Updated: Record Highs : We TIED the record high today in Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, Anniston, and Montgomery.
As of Wednesday morning, Rafael is a Cat. 1 hurricane in the Northern Caribbean approaching Cuba. Landfall in western Cuba as a Cat. 2 hurricane is expected later today.
Tropical Depression 19 has formed and is located in the central Caribbean with a cluster of thunderstorms.
The question is inevitably asked every year… “will we see a white Christmas this year?”. The cold, hard truth is, the answer is almost certainly not.
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