Not much going on at 8 o’clock tonight.
The line of strong storms that was across South Alabama has moved offshore over the North Gulf of Mexico.
Tomorrow morning, I will post the longest list ever of rain amounts here so we can all know how everyone fared.
Based on radar estimates, my semi-wild guess is that 75 to 80 percent of the thirsty countryside in Alabama got measurable rain today. Radar also showed that part of SW Alabama received over five inches.
Meanwhile, here is a selected list of today’s rain. Not even close to being a complete list. That will follow tomorrow:
0.28 at Ashland
0.43 Alexander City
0.65 Smith Dam
0.71 Bankhead Lock & Dam
1.71 at Crudup
1.56 Collinsville
0.74 Steele
0.85 Wadley
0.75 North Auburn
1.28 Hollins
0.65 Oneonta
0.04 Anniston Airport
0.35 Birmingham Airport
0.65 Tuscaloosa Airport
1.00 Muscle Shoals
1.57 Troy
0.97 Albertville
0.47 Helena
0.99 Bankhead National Forest
1.21 Crossville
1.81 Black Creek (1.50 in only 20 minutes)
1.20 SW Trussville
(I like the puddle picture that Ashley posted, scroll down for that)
