Cullman Weather Forecasts | WKUL-FM | N. AL

How do you handle severe weather warnings?
In the event of severe weather, we prioritize public safety by issuing timely warnings and updates. Our team closely monitors conditions and communicates critical information through various channels.
What should I do if I have more questions?
If you have additional questions about our weather forecasting process, feel free to reach out to us through our contact page. We're here to help!
Do you provide weather alerts?
Yes, we offer weather alerts for significant weather events. You can sign up for notifications to stay updated on severe weather warnings and important forecasts.
How can I access your detailed weather reports?
You can access our detailed weather reports directly on our website. We provide comprehensive forecasts, radar images, and more to keep you informed.
What is your forecasting philosophy?
Our forecasting philosophy is rooted in accuracy, transparency, and community service. We aim to provide forecasts that help our listeners make informed decisions about their daily activities.

How do you gather weather data?
We collect weather data from a variety of reliable sources, including satellite imagery, radar systems, weather stations, and atmospheric models. This comprehensive approach allows us to monitor current conditions and predict future weather patterns accurately.
What tools do you use for analysis?
Our meteorologists utilize advanced software and tools, such as numerical weather prediction models and statistical analysis programs, to interpret the data we gather. This helps us create precise forecasts tailored to our local area.
How often do you update your forecasts?
We update our weather forecasts multiple times a day to ensure you receive the most current and accurate information. Our team continuously monitors changing conditions and adjusts forecasts as necessary.
What factors influence your forecasts?
Several factors influence our weather forecasts, including temperature, humidity, wind patterns, and atmospheric pressure. By analyzing these elements, we can predict various weather phenomena, from sunny days to severe storms.