Published on: July 8, 2010 at 9:57 PM
Just before 10 pm, it was sitting down there by itself in the Extreme south edge of Jefferson County near where I-59-20 crosses into Tuscaloosa County (near Bucksville) The edge of the storm is also over Extreme SW Shelby County.
Not moving much, if anything wandering ever so slowly toward the SW.
Reflective lightning can be seen as far away as NE Jefferson County.
Tis a typical late summer night scene in Alabama. It appears to be the only thunderstorm in the state.
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