Author Archives: David Black

J.B. Elliott Highlights Weather Meeting

Folks attending the Central Alabama National Weather Association’s March 8th meeting at Jim ‘N Nick’s in Homewood were in for several treats: The legendary J. B. Elliott was guest speaker, and gave a fascinating overview of the April, 1977 Smithfield … Continue reading →

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Category 4 Favio Africa-bound

We here in the U.S. may not be thinking much about tropical activity in February, but the tropics are certainly active in other parts of the world. Cyclone Favio, once a Category 4 storm, is about to strike the coast … Continue reading →

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Flying low over North Shelby county…

Not sure what this was about, but while I was shooting pictures in the Indian Springs area of North Shelby county this afternoon, I was surprised to look up and see some folks taking in the view from a hot … Continue reading →

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Alabama woods offer history lesson…

Finding relics of Alabama history can be as easy as going for a walk in the woods. The pictures below, taken by Rex Free of Moulton (in Lawrence county), are a good example of a time when a constant battle … Continue reading →

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