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Gulf Storm Watch: The National Hurricane Center upgraded Invest 91L to Tropical Depression Two and now flags an 80% chance of further tropical development, with the main threat across the northern Gulf Coast (including Alabama) being heavy rain and localized flooding—not just wind. Alabama Weather: Scattered storms are expected Sunday with a marginal severe risk (Level 1), then heat ramps up fast Monday and Tuesday as rain chances drop and heat index values push into the 105–110 range. Coastal Preparedness: Tropical storm watches are in play for parts of Florida’s Panhandle to the Alabama border, and forecasters warn that even if the track shifts, rain bands could still bring days of downpours. Local Environment Angle: Alabama’s biodiversity and rare aquatic life continue to draw attention, including reports of unusual coastal fish sightings.

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Tropical depression could drench Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas

Tropical Depression Two forms in the Gulf, will bring heavy rain and coastal flooding

Tropical Depression Two forms in the Gulf, will bring heavy rain and coastal flooding

Tropical Depression Two forms in the Gulf, will bring heavy rain and coastal flooding

Tropical Depression Two forms in the Gulf, will bring heavy rain and coastal flooding


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