Rain has now overspread all of Alabama late tonight. Mostly light in the Extreme North but it will get heavier. Just before10 pm, the heaviest rain was over parts of West and South Alabama especially between meridian and Montgomery. Still … Continue reading →

It was raining over every square mile of the south half of Alabama early tonight and some of the rain was locally heavy. At 6:50 pm, the more extensive rain had spread as far north as about the Livingston-Greensboro-Centreville-Clanton-Rockford line. … Continue reading →

Line of showers (actually a band of showers, rain, drizzle) has already passed through much of North Alabama with cooler air tailgating. At 11:20 am, the main band (about 50 miles wide) was from Clay, Cleburne and Randolph County in … Continue reading →

Very, very early on this last day of November, we find a long line of moderate to heavy showers moving into Alabama. At 3:15 am, they extended from Scottsboro in the Extreme NE to Winston County and across Lamar County … Continue reading →

It is a raw Sunday morning across the Alabama Countryside with lots of rain, brisk east wind, and chilly temperatures. Actually, most of the rain was over the north and central parts and moving north. The most widespread rain was … Continue reading →

Around 11 tonight rain was widespread across at least the south half of Alabama. In the Birmingham area, the rain has been light so far. Moderate to heavy rain was over a good part of South Central and South Alabama. … Continue reading →

The low pressure area that formed over the NW Gulf of Mexico seems to be centered just off the Louisiana Coast this evening. The movement of the low (how fast and the direction) will have a direct impact on our … Continue reading →

Our low-pressure area over the NW Gulf of Mexico seems to be in no hurry. As a result, rain has been slow about spreading into Alabama. We have backed up our weather forecast to indicate rain for most of tonight … Continue reading →

Here is today’s story from the National Weather Service, Birmingham: PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BIRMINGHAM AL 518 AM CST THU NOV 19 2009 ..THIS WEEK IS WINTER WEATHER AWARENESS WEEK IN ALABAMA ALABAMA GOVERNOR BOB RILEY, THE NATIONAL … Continue reading →

Relax, this is not one of those 50-mile long lists of low temperatures. There was quite a variation in lows around the state again this morning due to wind or no wind and clouds or no clouds. Here are a … Continue reading →