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Alabama braces for a brutal September heat wave with highs in the upper 90s and heat indexes soaring past 100—no major relief expected, even as football fans gear up for scorching games, especially in Tuscaloosa where temps could hit the high 90s by the fourth quarter. While cooler evenings offer some respite, the real shocker? This isn’t unprecedented—1925’s record-shattering heat still looms, with Birmingham hitting 14 days over 100° and Centreville recording Alabama’s all-time high of 112°. Meanwhile, tropical activity remains eerily quiet as Edouard fades inland and the Atlantic stays calm—with no storms forecast for the next week.

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