Author Archives: Brian Peters
Flash Flood Warning SE Alabama
Heavy rain was once again moving through Southeast Alabama prompting a flash flood warning for all or parts of Coffee, Geneva, and Dale counties until 3:30 pm CST this afternoon. Here is the map of the warning (green outline) along … Continue reading
Wet Again!
Weather turned wet again overnight as the frontal boundary to our south migrated northward a little bringing rain back into Central and South Alabama. Temperatures moderated again with lows this morning dipping only back into the 50s. Clouds along with … Continue reading
Sunshine!!
Much, though not all, of Alabama is enjoying a little bit of sunshine during the late morning as you can see form the visible satellite image. Temperatures have climbed into the 50s for nearly all of North and Central Alabama, … Continue reading
A Little Dry Time for Central Alabama
The strong closed upper low that moved out of East Texas yesterday was located over the Great Lakes this morning. The surface weather map featured a surface high over the Red River Valley with the cold front that moved through … Continue reading
Storms Today; Colder End of Week
Our transition out of the unusually warm weather pattern begins today with the passage of a cold front that should enter Alabama from Mississippi around 8 am and traverse the state fairly briskly. A flash flood watch is in effect … Continue reading
Weather Notes on the Fly
Just a couple of weather notes as our weather continues to be on track for an active day Monday. But first, the record warmth continues. For the third straight day, Birmingham has broken the high temperature record for the day. … Continue reading
More Stormy Weather Coming
Even though the bulk of 2015 was fairly quiet when it came to severe weather, it looks like the year is going out with a bang. More stormy weather is in our forecast for Monday. Saturday was the first day … Continue reading
A Little Less Wild for the Weekend
Christmas Day turned into a wild day for weather across Alabama with record heat, widespread flash flooding, and tornadoes. Birmingham (77), Anniston (78), and Tuscaloosa (80) set new record highs, most of the old records were set back in the … Continue reading
Update to Record Warmth Vigil
It only took an hour for all network reporting stations in Central Alabama to set new record highs for this date. The temperature reported at the Anniston-Oxford airport at 1 pm was 77 degrees, so this has set a new … Continue reading
Record Warmth Vigil
Just stepping outside and you feel how warm it is immediately especially when you know that it is late December. Well, as of 12 noon, two record highs have been equalled and one record high has been exceeded in Central … Continue reading
