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Random Alabama Notes

RAIN TOTALS (24 hour amounts unless noted) 0.86 Bessemer 0.61 Moody (hail size of quarters) 0.16 Coker 0.72 Huntsville 1.07 Crossville 0.76 Guntersville 1.45 West Trussville (2-day total near downtown) 0.59 Russellville 0.77 Scottsboro 0.64 Valley Head 0.69 Cullman Airport … Continue reading →

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Alabama This Evening

A cluster of showers and thunderstorms moving east across North Central Alabama this evening. At 8:15 pm, most of the activity was over Jefferson, St. Clair and Talladega Country. Some sharp lightning reported, house shaking thunder Pleasant Grove. At one … Continue reading →

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A Big Temperature Contrast

It is still that way across Alabama, almost a 40-degree change from north to south. So, lets do another one of those temperature profiles from south to north based on official temperatures at 6 o’clock this evening: 80 Mobile Regional … Continue reading →

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Pesky Ole Frontal Boundry

It is still there this morning, stretched out across the central part of the state. Check out this south to north temperature profile based on 7 am official temperatures: 70 Mobile and Alexander City 69 Troy and Montgomery 58 Calera … Continue reading →

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Early Beginnings to a Very Active Day

Already, very early on this Saturday morning, (as 2 am approaches) we see the beginning of a very bad day of weather for Alabama. We in the Weather Office face a long 24 hours ahead. Thunderstorms were developing rapidly from … Continue reading →

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Chilly Alabama Spring Morning (Updated)

Yes, even some scattered frost in some locations but not the latest ever that we have had frost in the Spring. Here is a list of low temperatures this morning mainly from ABC 33/40 Skywatchers but also reports from official … Continue reading →

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Special Weather Statement

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BIRMINGHAM AL 1144 PM CDT WED MAR 23 2011 ALZ023>026-240530- JEFFERSON AL-SHELBY AL-ST. CLAIR AL-TUSCALOOSA AL- 1144 PM CDT WED MAR 23 2011 ..SIGNIFICANT WEATHER ADVISORY FOR SOUTHERN ST. CLAIR…JEFFERSON EASTERN TUSCALOOSA AND SHELBY … Continue reading →

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Another Alabama Soaker . . .

. . .well, not everywhere. There were some places with light amounts especially in the extreme south where Dothan received a flat zero and Mobile only 0.02. Not so sure everyone welcomed this much rain on the heels of our … Continue reading →

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Early Evening in Alabama–6:45 Report

A line of showers and thunderstorms continues to progress eastward across Alabama this evening and the storms are in no particular hurray. Actually, it is a broad band instead of a sharply-defined line. Lightning activity has greatly decreased. Even better … Continue reading →

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Late Afternoon in Alabama–5 O’clock Report

A double line of showers and thunderstorms continues moving east into Alabama. At 5 pm, the leading edge extended from near Huntsville southward to Cullman, to just west of Birmingham and to near Tuscaloosa and Moundville. Lightning activity seems to … Continue reading →

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