He is rapidly becoming a weaker hurricane now down to Category 2. Here are some of the basic facts based on the latest Hurricane Advisory at 1:00 p.m. CDT. LOCATION/MOVEMENT At 1:00 p.m. he was located inland near latitude 14.2N, … Continue reading →

* Cool 62 degrees this morning here in Alabama at Belle Mina, Desoto State Park and Muscadine * 63 at Valley Head * 64 at Fort Payne Airport (I love that town!) * 65 in Troy * 66 in Anniston, … Continue reading →

Below is the full text of the latest Felix advisory from the National Hurricane Center. He will weaken rapidly as he moves over the mountainous country of Central America during the next 24 hours. SPOT REPORT Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua…heavy rain, … Continue reading →

NOTE: This is going to be one of those days with a lot of traffic on our blog. Please scroll down to get all the information that is still valid. Trying to get some spot reports from the impact zone … Continue reading →

NOTE: The full text of the latest advisory is below. We will try to post some spot reports from the vicinity of this powerful hurricane as the day goes on. First, a word about the latest NHC official track forecast. … Continue reading →

From the 7:00 p.m. (CDT) Advisory from the National Hurricane Center, here are some of the most important items. LOCATION The center was near latitude 14.5N, longitude 80.2W. That translates to about 205 miles east of Cabo Gracias a Dios, … Continue reading →

From the 4 pm National Hurricane advisory on Felix (CDT) here are some of the main facts. LOCATION Near latitude 14.3N, Longitude 79.5W or about 250 miles east of Cabo Gracias a Dios on the border of Nicaragua and Honduras … Continue reading →

Very hot weather continues in California leading to even more wild fire danger and power blackouts. These are present temperatures: 98 Downtown Los Angeles 99 Long Beach 103 Fullerton 105 Van Nuys 108 Needles and Ontario 110 Palm Springs 111 … Continue reading →

BULLETIN HURRICANE FELIX INTERMEDIATE ADVISORY NUMBER 13A NWS TPC/NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL AL062007 200 PM EDT MON SEP 03 2007 …FELIX HAS WEAKENED BUT IS STILL EXTREMELY DANGEROUS AND COULD RESTRENGTHEN… A HURRICANE WARNING IS IN EFFECT FOR NORTHEASTERN … Continue reading →

That group of showers that developed over West Central Alabama early this morning has been moving slowly southward all day. At 1:25 this afternoon, the main showers (scattered) were over Clarke and Monroe County moving slowly south or SE. There … Continue reading →