Author Archives: J.B. Elliott
Rough in Louisiana
Since 10 o’clock this morning, at least 14 Tornado Warnings have been issued in Louisiana. A Tornado Watch continues until 7 this evening for a large part of Louisiana and the SW edge of Mississippi.Several tornadoes have been reported. Probably … Continue reading
A Few Upstream Weather Notes
* Numerous Flash Flood Warnings overnight and early this morning in Texas. Including one for the Houston-Galveston Area where 1 to 3 inches of rain had already come down and an additional 1 to 3 inches may occur. * A … Continue reading
Shivering All The Way To Gulf Coast
We have had an overdose of long lists of very heavy rain in September and October. Now is our chance to give you a long list of some exceptionally low temperatures for so early in the season. UPDATED AT 11:10 … Continue reading
Winter in Autumn
Some wintry weather in the Good Ole USA (especially since it is still autumn. Some notes from all over: ALABAMA Quite chilly in Gulf Shores and Mobile tonight with a low near 50 with upper 40s inland. But north winds … Continue reading
Late Night Final–11 pm Report
Cluster of showers persists late tonight over North Central Alabama from about Tuscaloosa County east to Talladega and Anniston. This included moderate showers over NE Tuscaloosa County and over NE Talladega County into SW Calhoun County. Way down south there … Continue reading
Alabama Late Afternoon–5:20 Report
Late this afternoon, the main cluster of showers and thunderstorms was over Extreme East Alabama. Rain was very heavy over Bullock and Russell County. That was also where the most lightning was. Hopwever, the lightning seems to be diminishing. The … Continue reading
Alabama at Mid-Afternoon
That line of showers and thunderstorms continues across Central Alabama at mid-afternoon. At 3:00 p.m. they were located from south of Tuscaloosa eastward across Bibb, North Chilton, Coosa, Tallapoosa and Chambers Counties. There is a lot of lightning indicated in … Continue reading
Alabama Update at 1:40pm
That long string of thunderstorms persists from East Mississippi near Starkville and Columbus eastward across Central Alabama into West Georgia. The part of that line of storms in North/Central Alabama has sunk a bit southward and now the strongest storms … Continue reading
Molly and Her Little Boyfriend
Since I mentioned in My Tiny Corner of the World that Thomas Taylor, who is the human grandfather of Dino the little Yorkie, had made a picture of me holding both little puppies, I have had a number of requests … Continue reading
Early Afternoon in Alabama
A long line of showers and thunderstorms extends all the way from North/Central Mississippi eastward across the Columbus area, then all the way across Alabama from Tuscaloosa to Birmingham to Wedowee near the Georgia border. Some of the storms are … Continue reading
