Bill Murray is a Senior Production Editor for ABC 33/40 in Birmingham, Alabama. With a focus on local weather updates and forecasts, Bill's articles and contributions provide valuable information to the community, keeping them informed about current weather conditions and potential impacts.
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By: Bill Murray
Saint Nicholas Christmas Foundation helping seniors this holiday -- and reaching out to families in western North Carolina impacted by Hurricane Helene.
Well, the Perseids meteor shower was a disappointment for us here in Alabama due to the clouds, but most of did get a brief glimpse of the full moon before the sky went cloudy during the evening.
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By: Bill Murray
Today will be the first full day of meteorological winter, and it will feel like it across North and Central Alabama as a northwesterly flow aloft and cold high pressure remains in control of our weather.
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By: Bill Murray
North and Central Alabama will enjoy a bright and mild start to the holiday week as high pressure remains firmly in control across the area. Monday will bring mostly sunny skies, with temperatures gradually moderating. Morning lows will remain cold, dipping into the upper 20s to lower 30s, but afternoons will feature highs climbing into the 50s areawide for your Monday. Southeast winds will signal a transition to milder air, setting the stage for the midweek.
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