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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Francine continued to move inland late Wednesday after making landfall late this afternoon in Louisiana.
By: Leigh Morgan, Lbmorgan
Tornado and flood watches as well as wind advisories are in effect.
What's left of Hurricane Francine could continue to bring rain to part of Alabama through the weekend, according to forecasters. And it could really add up before it's done.
| Tropical downpours continued in parts of Alabama on Saturday, while other areas remained dry.
More rain will be possible across Alabama on Sunday, but the threat for flooding is easing for parts of the state.
Disturbance won’t affect Alabama, forecasters say.
Monday, Sept. 16, marks four years since Hurricane Sally made landfall in Alabama. Monday also marks the 20th anniversary of another hurricane to strike Alabama — Category 3 Ivan.
Hurricane watchers will be keeping an eye on the Caribbean next week, where a tropical disturbance could be brewing.
It’s too soon to say if it could affect Alabama.
The rain has since ended for most of the state, and the rest of the week will have lower rain chances.
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