Most of the showers and thunderstorms had shifted over into Extreme East Central and SE Alabama this afternoon. At 2:10 pm, heavy amounts of rain indicated from about Randolph County southward into SE Alabama. Movement toward the NE for the … Continue reading →

First, let’s give you a position report on that long line of showers and thunderstorms that has wet down much of the state. Since these storms moved through without a great deal of wind, we sure hope that will enhance … Continue reading →

The main line of showers and thunderstorms (slow moving) extended all the way up and down the state. Soon after 10 am, they were lined up from Jackson County in the NE corner of the state southward to about: East … Continue reading →

BULLETIN – EAS ACTIVATION REQUESTED TORNADO WARNING NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BIRMINGHAM AL 1001 AM CDT WED OCT 8 2008 THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN BIRMINGHAM HAS ISSUED A * TORNADO WARNING FOR… NORTHERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY IN SOUTH CENTRAL ALABAMA… THIS … Continue reading →

And it is a story of some most welcome beneficial rain for many communities around the state. Unfortunatley so far, every community has not benefited. At the end of this story, we will post a list of rain amounts so … Continue reading →

Mike Wilhelm, 3340 Skywatcher for Vineont, enroute to Huntsville area this morning reports the following: “Between 6:45 and 7:30, I saw very dark skies, torrential rain, lightning and flooding between Huntsville and Decatur. Many low areas of Decatur under water.” … Continue reading →

A north-south line of showers (and some thunderstorms) extends almost all the way down the state at 7:30 am. The line extends from West of Huntsville to Cullman through West Jefferson and East Tuscaloosa County all the way to Gulf … Continue reading →

Last of a series of lines or clusters of showers and storms now across West Alabama. At 5:30 am the line extended from between Russellville and Moulton in NW Alabama, southward to near Fayette and Carrollton. The line from there … Continue reading →

It is 3:30 in the early morning of Wednesday and here is how Alabama weather looks while most humans and dogs are still asleep… * A narrow line of moderate to heavy showers from Shelby County north through East Jefferson … Continue reading →

Still a couple of lines of showers and some thunderstorms to move into and across Alabama the remainder of tonight and today (Wednesday) The lead line was moving into Extreme NW Alabama at midnight. The line extended from the west … Continue reading →