Author Archives: J.B. Elliott
Alabama’s Coldest Morning So Far
ALABAMA (Updated 11:30 am to add 13 additional reports) 19 Broomtown/Cherokee County 21 Russellville Airport 22 Haleyville, Black Creek 23 Hanceville, Addison, Valley Head, Meridianville, Vigo 24 Oak Grove, Pinson, Scottsboro, Kimberly 25 Rockford, Camp Hill, Decatur, Gadsden, McCalla 26 … Continue reading
Shivering at the Wee Hour of 3 am
This is shaping up to be the coldest morning so far this season across Alabama and we have several hours to go before the old thermometer bottoms out. In some areas it looks like a hard freeze. Later this morning, … Continue reading
Rain Roundup
UPDATED 10 AM) Most, if not all, of Alabama is included in a drought area. It varies from place to place but every county needs some rain. Here we go with a list of rain amounts for the last 24 … Continue reading
Three Cheers for the Cold Front
Or shall we say the cool front. Anyway it has entered Northwest Alabama and temperatures are falling. It is in the cool upper 50s in Extreme Northwest Alabama compared to the lower 80s over the extreme southeast. This cool front … Continue reading
Mississippi Storm Reports
PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JACKSON MS 439 AM CST WED NOV 16 2011 .TIME… …EVENT… …CITY LOCATION… …LAT.LON .DATE… ….MAG…. ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. …SOURCE. ..REMARKS.. 0413 … Continue reading
From the Storm Prediction Center
The Storm Prediction Center just issued their new outlook for today and there are significant changes as far as Alabama is concerned. Their new “slight risk” extends from about Clanton, Montgomery and Evergreen east and northeast into Georgia and both … Continue reading
As Daybreak Approaches
The Tornado Watch continues until 10 am for a number of counties in West and Central Alabama. I will post the actual list of counties again at the end of this report. At 4:40 am, thunderstorms in Alabama have become … Continue reading
Tornado Watch Continues
It goes until 10 am CST today and it includes a number of Alabama counties. Check at the end of this report the name of the counties. At3:40 am, the strongest storms in West Alabama were approaching Fayette and Tuscaloosa … Continue reading
Million Dollar Rain?
Maybe yes Maybe no However, I feel sure that the steady rain across a good part of Central Alabama most of today so far, was worth that much, or more. The reason it was so welcome was because it lasted … Continue reading
Rain Rumors!
Well, for a change, they are not really rumors–instead a bona fide reality. Late this morning scattered light rain developed in two places in the state, one from about NE Birmingham into Blount and St. Clair County. The other area … Continue reading
