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WDHN Storm Team: Showers in the Days Ahead

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Posted: Nov 13, 2019 / 06:01 PM CST / Updated: Nov 13, 2019 / 06:02 PM CST

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WDHN Storm Team: Persistent storms will impact your Fourth of July celebrations

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DOTHAN, Ala. (WDHN) — As a gust front moves across the Wiregrass, another round of storms will pop up from East to West. Cities closer to the AL/GA border will dry out before cities closer to I-65. The last of the remaining showers should be gone before midnight, but many residents will see the rain end between 9 and 10 PM CDT.

Tomorrow will be much like today, wit the majority of the wet weather occurring between 1 PM and 7PM CDT, but a few storms will persist after sunset. For the latest on where the wet weather is, check posts on WDHN on Facebook and Twitter during the afternoon and evening or download the WDHN Weather App and use our interactive radar. Temperatures will peak in the low 90s just before the storms start rolling in the early afternoon hours.

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WDHN Storm Team: After a gorgeous day, more wet weather to come

by Matthew Wine / Jul 2, 2020

DOTHAN, Ala. (WDHN) — While today turned out to be spectacular indeed, these conditions won't last long. Tonight's dry spell will be broken around noon tomorrow as scattered storms pop-up across the Wiregrass. Temperatures will be around 90 degrees in the early afternoon but will quickly cool off for those that catch some of these storms. Rain could be very heavy at times, so be extra cautious while driving. While dinner plans may need to be held inside, firework shows after 9 PM CDT should be dry for most of the Tri-State residents.

Much like Friday, Saturday's rain will begin in the early afternoon and evacuate the area in the late evening. Let the ooh's and aah's commence anywhere between 9 and 10 PM CDT when there is a decreased chance for showers.

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WDHN Storm Team: Severe storms have moved out, but more to come this week

by Matthew Wine / Jul 1, 2020

DOTHAN, Ala. (WDHN) — Torrential rainfall fell throughout the Wiregrass early this afternoon, and multiple severe thunderstorms brought very high wind gusts to the area. However, things have finally calmed down. We could see another few showers and stray storms overnight, so this might be a good night for those that enjoy falling asleep to the rain.

We will see a return of showers and storms tomorrow around noon once again. The potential for a few severe storms exists primarily for our western counties. The marginal risk includes chances for 60 mph wind gusts and small hail. Our temperatures will be cooler than usual. Many residents won't even make it out of the upper 80s tomorrow.

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