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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It’s too soon to say if it could affect the U.S.
By: Lbmorgan, Leigh Morgan
Rain chances will fade after Friday, according to the weather service, and the next week looks to be drier.
Parts of Alabama could get a little rain starting later today. Others will end the month without a single drop.
By: Leigh Morgan
| Alabama's dry spell has only gotten worse in the past week, and drought conditions have expanded in the state.
October is typically Alabama's driest month, and it was especially dry for may areas in 2024.
The National Hurricane Center thinks a tropical depression could form in the Caribbean soon. It's too soon to say if the potential storm could affect the U.S.
Alabama's streak of above-average temperatures could continue through November, according to forecasters.
The National Hurricane Center continued to track Subtropical Storm Patty in the North Atlantic on Sunday, but it's an unnamed system in the Caribbean that is getting the most attention at home.
Storm doesn't have a name yet, but could become a hurricane.
Election Day is coming up on Tuesday, Nov. 5. The polls are scheduled to be open Tuesday from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. Will the weather make voting easier, or harder?
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