It was still pouring late this morning over parts of West/Central and North Alabama as the remnants of Humberto moved east across that area. At 10:15, the heaviest rain was from Florence, Russellville and Hackleburg eastward across the Tennessee Valley into Jackson and DeKalb Counties and extending southward through Lawrence, Morgan, Marshall, Cullman, Eastern Winston, Eastern Walker and NW Tuscaloosa Counties.
NWS/Birmingham has issued a Significant Weather Alert for Tuscaloosa County until 11:00 a.m. This was based on a strong thunderstorm near Coker and Northport moving east at 25. Not only will there be downpours of rain, but winds could gust up to 40 mph. Affected will be Northport, Lake Tuscaloosa, Holt and Brookwood.
Some other extremely heavy rain was over NE Walker County near Sipsey and Empire. This torrential rain will be crossing I-65 in Cullman County within the next 30 minutes. It was already raining very heavily along I-65 from the north edge of Jefferson County all the way to the Tennessee border.
Out ahead of the main rain area, another line of showers, locally heavy, was moving in on the Birmingham, Bessemer, Hueytown, West Blocton and Centreville/Brent.
Scroll down for an extremely long list of rain amounts. Here are a few additional ones:
1.98 in Fayette
1.89 South Fayette
3.30 Tri-County corner where Jefferson, St. Clair and Blount Counties join
4-5 inches (estimated) north of Guin in South Marion County since 5:00 p.m. yesterday
