Good evening. Alabama. I'm Michael Nally. In Step outside you feel it immediately, that thick, damp air wrapping around you like a warm, wet blanket. We’ve already picked up nearly half an inch of rain. And the ground isn’t done drinking yet. Overnight lows only dipped to 67 degrees—so much for March’s usual crisp mornings. Instead, we’re looking at heavy rain, fog creeping into the low spots. And a day that feels more like a steamy July morning than early spring. And here’s the deal: we’re *gaining* daylight fast—over two minutes more than yesterday—with sunset not until nearly 6 PM. Spring is coming, but today feels like the atmosphere hit the "skip" button. Down along the coast, a dense fog advisory is turning the shoreline into a ghostly scene. Visibility is down to a quarter-mile or less in spots like Mobile and Baldwin counties. If you’re dr ...