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Another year, another Jefferson County lawmaker's decision breaks his county. Rep. John Rogers, (D) Birmingham, had the county's one possible financial fix pulled from the House calendar on the final day of the session.
The Wall Street Journal reports the company has ordered four inch screens from suppliers.
A reminder, ALDOT begins the second phase of the Progress 59 project at midnight.
Close to 100 Girl Scouts plan to gather at Irondale's United Methodist Church Wednesday night to discuss ways to save Camp Coleman.
The past 12 months at the Oak Grove Coal Mine in Jefferson County have been interesting.
The Senate voted 20-7 Wednesday for revisions recommended by Republican Sen. Scott Beason of Gardendale.
A Tuscaloosa man is charged with two counts of Rape 1st Degree and one count of Sexual Abuse 1st degree.
Millions in tornado relief money is on the way to Jefferson County. The money will go to Pleasant Grove, Warrior, Fultondale, North Smithfield, Vestavia Hills and Concord. Tuesday night, residents were
Tuscaloosa County Sheriff's Deputies arrested Bobby Jean Norton after locating an active Meth lab in the woods behind Memory Hill Gardens off Skyland Boulevard.
ALDOT has scheduled bridge maintenance on the northbound side of the I - 59 bridge that crosses over 63rd Street in Birmingham. The project will begin at 9:30AM Wednesday, May 16 and last until approximately 3PM. This work will force the left (inside) lane to be closed in the area of the bridge.
Mayor William Bell says it's the best budget the city has seen in years.
Wednesday Afternoon May 16, 2012
Forecaster: J.B. Elliott
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LOOKING AT THE WEATHER MAP: We do that often. It is part of the game when you are trying to forecast weather. Fortunately, the U.S. Weather Services, both private and federal, have enormous access to all kinds of weather maps, charts, weather models–you name it. It boggles the minds sometimes and we catch ourselves trying to decide what information to use and what information to toss aside.
And, back to the present. We see another cool front on the map this afternoon. It has pushed across the Canadian border and all the way down into Missouri. Temperatures are in the mid 30s over a good part of Central Canada. We will not feel a distinct effect of those temperatures, but it will permit us to enjoy some slightly cooler nights this week.
THE RAIN SITUATION: No big rain events, but almost every day will feature a small risk of an afternoon shower or a thunderstorm. If you were to add up all the rain this week, it probably would not amount to more than half an inch. The old thermometer is going to be friendly with highs almost every day in the mid 80s. The few exceptions will be upper 80s Thursday and Friday. Our coolest nights will be tonight and Sunday night with upper 50s.
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