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Baldwin County Sunny beach along the Alabama Gulf Coast during a summer heat wave

Summer Heat Tightens Its Grip Along the Gulf Coast as Rain Chances Fade

James Bullard, July 15, 2026July 21, 2026

South Alabama is sliding back into a classic summertime pattern this week, with drier air moving in and afternoon temperatures climbing right along with it. Forecasters say most communities across the Mobile and Baldwin County area should expect fewer pop-up storms over the next several days, even as the heat…

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Gulf Shores Beach warning flag flying above Gulf Coast surf

Rip Current Blamed for Second Gulf Shores Drowning This Season

James Bullard, August 13, 2025

A visiting swimmer died Tuesday after being pulled from the Gulf of Mexico in Gulf Shores, marking the second drowning in the beach town this season, according to city beach safety officials. The drowning happened just after 5 p.m. near East Beach Boulevard, where Greg Teer was watching from his…

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Mobile Bright summer sun over a sandy Gulf Coast beach

Heat Advisory Kicks Off the Week for Mobile as Index Values Top 105 Degrees

James Bullard, June 21, 2025

South Alabama opened the work week under a heat advisory as searing temperatures and oppressive humidity pushed the heat index well past the danger threshold across the Mobile area. Actual air temperatures were forecast to climb into the mid-90s, but with humidity factored in, the heat index was expected to…

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Baldwin County Dark storm clouds building in the sky ahead of thunderstorms

Storm Chances Build Across Mobile and Baldwin Counties This Week as Tropical Storm Bret Forms

James Bullard, June 20, 2023

Scattered showers and thunderstorms remain in the forecast for Mobile and Baldwin counties this week, while Tropical Storm Bret has formed in the Atlantic and forecasters watch a second wave that could become Tropical Storm Cindy.

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