Published on: August 17, 2010 at 5:30 PM
A long curved arc best describes the northern progression of showers and thunderstorms in Alabama late this afternoon.
At 5:30 that “arc” was roughly along a Hamilton-Jasper-Birmingham-Leeds-Sylacauga line. Not a solid line by any means. Some of heavier downpours:
…..Marion County (heaviest of all)
…..North Walker County
South of the so called “arc” showers and a few thunderstorms were more widely separated.
Everything moving north.
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