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Drought in Alabama

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Quiet weather will prevail across Central Alabama over the coming days. There's no to very little opportunity for rain. High temperatures will begin to reach the mid to upper 80s mid to late next week, placing some communities in record territory.

Drought is affecting roughly 77% of Alabama and has worsened to extreme levels across the southern part of the state. Drought is forecast to persist through at least the month of April.

Clear tonight across Central Alabama with low temperatures in the lower 50s.

Sunshine on Saturday across Central Alabama with high temperatures in the low to mid 80s.

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