Author Archives: J.B. Elliott
Look Back at An Individual Tornado
Bill has already covered this tragic time in Alabama in his posts this past weekend. Very well done. I mentioned last week that I would like to post some stories about my experiences during that time and focusing on some … Continue reading
Weather by the Numbers, 4/6/2010
* 88 seems to be the most popular high temperature around Alabama yesterday. That was the high in Albertville, Fort Payne, Huntsville, Auburn, Birmingham, Montgomery, Troy, Pinson, Clanton, Alexander City, Sylacauga and Lafayette. The 88 tied the record for Birmingham … Continue reading
Quick Molly Update
Don’t want to use much space here but I have received lots of messages since Sunday wanting another update on Little Miss Molly. Here is the text of My Tiny Corner of the World that will be on the 7-day … Continue reading
An Awesome, Super Scary Event
It was my worst experience in 32 years with the National Weather Service, Birmingham–and there were a number of huge events. I feel sure that Bill will post a lot of information this weekend (Bill is a walking text-book of … Continue reading
Update on Little Miss Molly
We were overwhelmed at the good wishes for Little Miss Molly after yesterday morning’s vicious dog attack on her. We received over 150 concerns about her. We deeply appreciate every one. I promised that I would post an update this … Continue reading
Update–Attack on Little Miss Molly
Scroll down a short distance for the My Tiny Corner part of the Seven Day Planner telling about the sudden attack on Miss Molly very early this morning. I am writing this update at 4:15 pm to let all of … Continue reading
Tonight’s “Worm Moon”
Space Weather News for March 29, 2010 https://spaceweather.com “RADIO-ACTIVE” SUNSPOT: Over the weekend, big sunspot 1057 emitted a series of radio bursts that caused roaring sounds to issue from the loudspeakers of shortwave receivers. Visit today’s edition of https://spaceweather.com to … Continue reading
Late Afternoon in Alabama–5 o’clock
Very little going on around the great state of Alabama late this afternoon except some brisk westerly winds. Gusting as high as 25 to 30 mph in many areas and even higher on the ridges. Much drier air spreading across … Continue reading
Extra Alabama Notes (Mostly)
* As that line of showers and thunderstorms moved east across (mainly north and central) Alabama today, there was no formal Severe Thunderstorm Watch. That fit the situation. The Storm Prediction Center had a “slight risk” mainly east of Alabama.. … Continue reading
Sunday Afternoon in Alabama–2 pm
Almost all of today’s showers and storms have moved east out of Alabama. At 2 pm, the ones that remain were in a line from Clay County in East Central Alabama, northeast across Cleburne County and then into NW Georgia. … Continue reading
