Leigh Morgan is a journalist based in Alabama, focusing on weather coverage for AL.com. With a keen interest in severe weather events and their impact on the local community, Leigh provides timely and accurate information to keep residents informed and safe.
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| Tropical Storm Sara got a bit stronger on Friday and continued to drop heavy rain on parts of Central America.
More beneficial rain expected too.
Some places could get 3 to 4 inches before it's over.
By: Leigh Morgan
Alabama could get a little taste of winter later this week. Two cold fronts are expected to bring in a stream of colder air — possibly some of the coldest of the fall.
By: Leigh Morgan
| Many Alabamians were waking up to the sound of rain on the roof on Tuesday, but there remains a chance for a few stronger storms closer to the coast.
Get ready for some cold temperatures over the next few days. First there was Tuesday's cold front, which brought beneficial rain and a few storms to Alabama.
Forecasters are expecting a warmup by early next week.
By: Leigh Morgan
That could mean the end of anything still left in the garden, and should effectively end the growing season for parts of the state.
Tonight could be the coldest of the week for many in the state.
Thanksgiving Day is less than a week away, and there could be the potential for storms in Alabama. But note that xit's not a sure thing.
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