By 11:00 this morning, most of the rain and storms in Alabama had shifted over to about the eastern 1/3 of the state. You could draw a line from Gadsden, to Birmingham, Selma and Montgomery and most of the rain … Continue reading →

At 8:30, most of the heavier rain was over NE and East Alabama extending down into SW Alabama. Strongest storms and the heaviest rain was between Mobile and Monroeville. Rain has mostly ended over part of West Central and NW … Continue reading →

Story of the night was a long line of thunderstorms that moved through dumping heavy rain and flushing a lot of pollen. There was also some wind damage in Etowah County early today with a number of trees down. I-59 … Continue reading →

I know you don’t like the lightning and the loud thunder (it scares dogs to death), nor do you like the strong winds and the heavy rain during morning drive. But there is a big plus to these early morning … Continue reading →

That long line of thunderstorms that we have been tracking all night was passing through the Birmingham Metro area at 5 o’clock this morning. In fact, the line of storms at 5:15 am extended from Guntersville to Oneonta, into East … Continue reading →

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HUNTSVILLE AL 402 AM CDT THU APR 8 2010 ALZ005>008-016-080945- CULLMAN-LIMESTONE-MADISON-MARSHALL-MORGAN- 402 AM CDT THU APR 8 2010 ..SIGNIFICANT WEATHER ADVISORY FOR CULLMAN…LIMESTONE…MADISON MARSHALL AND MORGAN COUNTIES UNTIL 445 AM CDT… AT 359 AM … Continue reading →

That long line of thunderstorms that we have been watching all night has not weakened as rapidly and as much as we anticipated. In fact they may be a bit stronger but they are actually going through cycles. At 3:50 … Continue reading →

We are still watching a long line of thunderstorms moving eastward across the region early this morning. Some of the storms are already in North and West Alabama. At 2:20 am, the line of thunderstorms extended from near Decatur SW … Continue reading →

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HUNTSVILLE AL 116 AM CDT THU APR 8 2010 ALZ001>004-080700- COLBERT-FRANKLIN-LAUDERDALE-LAWRENCE- 116 AM CDT THU APR 8 2010 ..SIGNIFICANT WEATHER ADVISORY FOR COLBERT…FRANKLIN LAUDERDALE AND LAWRENCE COUNTIES UNTIL 200 AM CDT… AT 115 AM … Continue reading →

At 1 am, a long line of thunderstorms extended from near Nashville southwestward across the NW corner of Alabama into NE Mississippi and to near Jackson. Overall, there has been a decline in strength of these storms. Strongest ones were … Continue reading →