Published on: February 21, 2008 at 6:44 PM

That part of Alabama from Tuscaloosa and Birmingham north and west getting a break from the rain. In fact, not much has fallen across the Tennessee Valley all day.

On Monte Sano at Huntsville, a mere 0.01 reported late this afternoon.

Scattered showers continue across Central Alabama but a decrease in number.

But the rain is not over. More thunderstorms were spreading up from Central Louisiana and West Mississippi.

More showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. In fact, the Storm Prediction Center has about the south half of Alabama outlined for a slight risk of severe thunderstorms.

More rain amounts, mostly from ABC 33/40 SkyWatchers:

1.36 Alabaster/Navajo Pines
1.38 Alabaster/near Thompson Road
1.16 Coker
2.00 Ingramtown, Hale County
0.94 Weaver
1.25 Oxford
1.02 Marion
1.55 Columbiana
0.55 Clay (Deerfoot Parkway)
1.80 Cottondale
1.40 Shelby Shores
0.82 Muscadine (High today a chilly 47)
1.42 Inverness Skucam
1.49 Munford
1.78 Mt. Cheaha Skycam

A really raw day atop Mt. Cheaha today. The cold wind from the east gusted as high as 36 mph. It was only 43 degrees around 6:30 this evening.