US National Weather Service Mobile Alabama | Facebook National Safe Boating Week - Day 4 If you encounter fog while on the water, navigate slower than normal. Slowing down will help you avoid collisions.... Alabama Government • May 25, 2021
Alabama Emergency Management Agency | Facebook Heat is typically the leading cause of weather-related fatalities each year. Heat waves have the potential to cover a large area, exposing a high number of people... Alabama Government • May 25, 2021
Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs | Facebook The Rocket City Trash Pandas are starting Memorial Day weekend with Armed Forces Night on Thursday and a military cap giveaway Friday. --> https://bit.ly/2SuSzWIRocket... Alabama Government • May 25, 2021
US National Weather Service Mobile Alabama | Facebook The sun rises over the area with some high clouds over southeastern Mississippi. It will be another warm and dry day across the Gulf coast. Temperatures west... Alabama Government • May 25, 2021
US National Weather Service Mobile Alabama | Facebook Waves do NOT need to be huge for rip currents to form. Stay safe when visiting the beach on vacation! Rip currents are often present in channel cuts through... Alabama Government • May 25, 2021
US National Weather Service Mobile Alabama | Facebook Another beautiful night is in store! Mild temps tonight with lows generally ranging form the mid to upper 60s across the region. Some patchy fog could development... Alabama Government • May 25, 2021
Alabama Department of Corrections | Facebook What can you expect from an on-site hiring event? Each Correctional Officer Trainee (COT) applicant must complete a 1.5-mile run in 15 minutes and 28 seconds. Join... Alabama Government • May 25, 2021
US National Weather Service Mobile Alabama | Facebook National Safe Boating Week - Day 3 Boaters - Use extra caution when storms are in the forecast & have a plan of escape. You may be unable to reach... Alabama Government • May 24, 2021
Alabama Public Health | Facebook ADPH is participating in the annual Healthy and Safe Swimming Week, May 24-30, 2021. This week is all about maximizing the health benefits of swimming by promoting... Alabama Government • May 24, 2021
US National Weather Service Mobile Alabama | Facebook Rip Current: This is a strong, narrow current of water flowing away from shore. Rip currents commonly form around breaks in sandbars and near jetties or piers.... Alabama Government • May 24, 2021
Alabama Emergency Management Agency | Facebook Protect yourself from the heat while working or playing outside. Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated and apply sunscreen regularly. Also, dress in lightweight... Alabama Government • May 24, 2021
Alabama Public Health | Facebook It's Lyme Disease Awareness Month. With summer right around the corner, it's a good time to review ways to protect yourself against Lyme and other tickborne... Alabama Government • May 24, 2021
Alabama National Guard | Facebook Couldn't ask for a better day to kick off another prestigious competition. The National Guard's Region III Marksmanship Advisory Council (MAC) Championship brings... Alabama Government • May 24, 2021
Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs | Facebook ICYMI: "She was built by proud and skilled Mobilians," Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson said at the ceremony. "As such, she is a symbol of the city's spirit."USS... Alabama Government • May 24, 2021
US National Weather Service Mobile Alabama | Facebook National Safe Boating Week - Day 3 If you ever visit the beach or go out on a boat , you NEED to watch this #LightningSafety video youtu.be/iJ88efj8Jno?list=PLZcEBOTgZxbzvAtuDUaBOpKvoesAs6tHA... Alabama Government • May 24, 2021
Alabama Public Health | Facebook It's Healthy and Safe Swimming Week! Follow CDC's Steps for Healthy Swimming to protect yourself and those you care about from illness at the pool and at the beach... Alabama Government • May 24, 2021
US National Weather Service Mobile Alabama | Facebook The camera located on Buoy 42040 which is about 60 miles offshore captured a wonderful view of the sunrise this morning. However, you can still see some... Alabama Government • May 24, 2021
US National Weather Service Mobile Alabama | Facebook RIP CURRENTS are the #1 weather-related killer at the northern Gulf Coast beaches. 172 is the staggering number of rip current related fatalities from... Alabama Government • May 24, 2021
US National Weather Service Mobile Alabama | Facebook A clear, comfortable remainder of the night is on tap, with lows in the lower 60s over inland areas and upper 60s near and along the coast. Alabama Government • May 24, 2021
Alabama National Guard | Facebook Album Inaugural Sonny Hayes Invitational Marksmanship Competition added 83 new photos. From May 22-May 23, 2021, Alabama National Guard commanders and sergeants... Alabama Government • May 23, 2021
US National Weather Service Mobile Alabama | Facebook National Safe Boating Week - Day 2 A weather radio is like a smoke detector - It is silent until a warning is issued for your county, then alerts... Alabama Government • May 23, 2021
US National Weather Service Mobile Alabama | Facebook National Safe Boating Week - Day 2 NOAA Weather Radios broadcast weather info 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. #SafeBoating Alabama Government • May 23, 2021
US National Weather Service Mobile Alabama | Facebook Headed to the Gulf Coast for the upcoming holiday? Here are a few tips to avoid rip currents: Check the local beach forecast BEFORE you enter the Gulf... Alabama Government • May 23, 2021
US National Weather Service Mobile Alabama | Facebook 1. Shorts 2. Flip flops 3. Sunscreen 4. Sunglasses Sweet summertime has arrived along the Gulf Coast as highs will climb into the 90s even... Alabama Government • May 23, 2021