This is what I call a general across-the-landscape wetting down. The whole state got wet Sunday. Virtually no chance of blowing dust today. Not a square-inch of dry soil in the state today unless it is under a house.
We have too many rainfall reports to post but this is a general selected list of places that received one inch or more: Amounts are for the 24-hour period ending at 6 on this Monday morning. NOTE: Reports from 33/40 Skycam sites not included. I failed to record them before they automatically reset at midnight.
1.90 inches at Ashland
2.13 at Black Creek (NE Etowah County)
1.34 at Alabaster (Najho Pines) Sure that is not (Navajo Pines?)
1.14 AT Alexander City
1.99 at Smith Dam
1.06 at Ashville
1.52 at Blue Pond
1.49 at Bankhead Lock and Dam
1.00 at Logan Martin Dam
1.58 at Childersburg
1.22 at Clanton
1.14 at Lay Dam
1.26 at Collinsville
1.35 at Weiss Dam (Centre) (A very pretty corner of Alabama)
1.20 at Gadsden Steam Plant
1.09 at Gaylesville
1.00 at Hackneyville (Tallapoosa County)
1.07 at Horseshoe Bend (a very interesting place to visit–I enjoyed it)
1.90 at Henry Dam (good ole Ohatchee with connections to Popeye)
1.11 at Roanoke
1.72 at Martin Dam
1.07 at Mitchell Dam
1.00 at Wadley
1.11 at Jordan Dam
1.88 at Auburn
1.69 at Montgomery
1.01 in Selma
1.04 in Crossville
1.19 in Jemison (near the geographical center of Alabama)
1.36 at Desoto State Park (would like to buy that place as a retreat)
NOTE: Several reports of damage Sunday, including a few possible tornadoes. That information is covered in blog updates by Bill Murray yesterday and in the 7-day discussion this morning. Check there for details.
