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Texas Snow!!

I thought this was pretty “cool”! Haha SXUS74 KAMA 241908 RERAMA RECORD EVENT REPORT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AMARILLO TX 108 PM CST SAT NOV 24 2007 …RECORD DAILY MAXIMUM SNOWFALL SET AT AMARILLO… A RECORD SNOWFALL OF 0.8 INCHES WAS … Continue reading →

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Iron Bowl 2007 – Update

First of all, scroll down to see Bill Murray’s excellent post on the 1983 Iron Bowl. I added a comment…I encourage you to do so also. Many of us remember the weather that day. I have attached some low-quality video … Continue reading →

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Weather Update 102 pm

A band of showers is moving through central Alabama now, affecting much of the Birmingham metro area, especially northern sections, with some rain. Be careful if you’re driving into rain this weekend! The air here is not unstable now, so … Continue reading →

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Raindrops

So, it’s not raining today. But, it should be raining again later this week, and it rained last week, so maybe things will be getting better with the drought over the next month or two. I think they will. I … Continue reading →

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A Thanksgiving Forecast

This comes from Tom Vodak, Interactive Sales Manager, BigCountryHomepage.com, Abilene, TX, by way of our friend Danny Brounoff in Abilene. Thanksgiving Forecast Turkeys will thaw in the morning, then warm in the oven to an afternoon high near 190F. The … Continue reading →

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Iron Bowl Weather

OK. The Iron Bowl is still more than 5 days away, so any weather predictions are subject to change! But, the weather will be very active by Thanksgiving Day and into the weekend, so let’s talk about it. Will the … Continue reading →

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Raindrops!

Who was it that sang “Raindrops Keep Falling on my Head” in the Butch Cassidy movie? Was that BJ Thomas? Anyway, I got a little wet getting these pictures the other night, but with the floodlights and flash, the shutter … Continue reading →

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Infrared satellite image on a cold night

Take a look at the GOES 4-km infrared satellite image from Friday night/early Saturday morning. These satellite images actually show the temperature of what the satellite can detect. Colder temperatures show up lighter, warmer temperatures show up darker. So, clouds … Continue reading →

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Storms approaching

Two very intense storms on radar now. One in southern Walker county, approaching Gorgas, Cordova, Dora, and The Warrior River. Another in Pickens County near Carrollton. The storms are moving east at 30 mph, and may affect parts of Tuscaloosa … Continue reading →

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Severe Weather Update 430 pm

Radars indicate a broken line of thunderstorms from eastern Kentucky, to near Nashville, to west of Memphis. A few storms have formed ahead of the front over northern MS. The area of storms is slowly shifting SE, and should reach … Continue reading →

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