Not much to talk about in the thunderstorm department today. Storms have been isolated, small, short-lived and not very intense across the state today.
At 5 p.m., the strongest storm in the northern half of the state was between wadley and Wedowee in SW Randolph County over in East Alabama. Lots of lightning with this one.
Pea sized hail was reported earlier in Russell County near Seale.
An intensifying storm was in Chambers County just SE of Lafayette.
A storm was forming just NW of Talladega.
There were a few showers and waning storms south of Birmingham from Bibb County over to Coosa County, but nothing to write home about.
That’s about it. Light outflows from some of the storms worked with some clouds to keep temperatures from getting totally out of hand today. The high so far at Birmingham and Calera has been 97F. It reached 98F at Muscle Shoals, Huntsville and Anniston. Tuscaloosa topped out at 94F before a nearby storm puffed some cooler air over them.
Look for more of the same weather through midweek.
