Well, the transistors on the old Doppler are starting to cool down a bit after their best workout in a while over parts of North and Central Alabama….but still not enough to douse the drought…
At 7:35 p.m. CDT, radar indicated showers and storms in the following concentrations…
…over Morgan, northern Cullman and Marshall Counties…with the heaviest storm near Priceville in Morgan County…
…decaying activity over Shelby County…
…a strong little storm over Chilton County along I-65 east of Thorsby…
…storms scattered over SW Chilton County down into Auatuga County…with dying showers over Elmore County…
…dying showers over southern St. Clair, Talladega, southern Calhoun and into Clair County…
…developing storms over southern Marshall County…will move down into eastern Blount and western Etowah County.
Intesities have fallen, but the stronger cells are capable of brief heavy rains, deadly lightning and gusty winds.
