It is in effect for North and central Alabama until 6 pm. These are the Alabama Counties: ALABAMA COUNTIES INCLUDED ARE AUTAUGA BARBOUR BIBB BLOUNT BULLOCK CALHOUN CHAMBERS CHEROKEE CHILTON CLAY CLEBURNE COOSA CULLMAN DALLAS ELMORE ETOWAH FAYETTE HALE JEFFERSON … Continue reading →

NWS/Huntsville issued the Severe Thunderstorm warning for South Lawrence County until 10:15. Based on storm located near Moulton moving SE at 30. May have penny size hail and damaging winds over 60 mph. Very dangerous lightning also. Line of storms … Continue reading →

Add Morgan County to the list of counties under a Significant Weather Alert until 10 am. (Please scroll down to the last post for a general description of the storms)

That line of strong thunderstorms that was across Kentucky when you went to bed continued south overnight and by daybreak, it was a line of light showers over South Tennessee. Nothing to get excited about. That line has regenerated this … Continue reading →

Nothing going on around Alabama at 9:20 tonight, so this will probably our last update. Unless, of course, something unexpected happens. A line of strong thunderstorms across South Kentucky was about to cross over into North Tennessee. This will become … Continue reading →

Those strong storms (few in number) that were over Jackson and Dekalb County in NE Alabama moved over into NW Georgia. However… Couple of strong storms remained across Central Dekalb County. Because of those, NWS/Huntsville has issued another Significant Weather … Continue reading →

Thunderstorms were few and far between in Alabama early this afternoon, but there were a few strong ones over the NE part of the state. So much so, that the NWS/Huntsville issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for East-Central Jackson County. … Continue reading →

Here we go with another one of those Significant Weather Alerts. It is a special weather statement concerning some strong thunderstorms. NWS/Huntsville issued that because of a strong thunderstorm near Hazel Green. The Alert is for Jackson and Madison Counties. … Continue reading →

Not many, mind you. The widely spaced ones are mostly over the NE part of the state from near Oneonta northeastward to Huntsville, Ft. Payne and Scottsboro. Also a few near the Georgia border in Cherokee and Cleburne Counties. Crossing … Continue reading →

Quiet day so far across Alabama, so I will throw out some numbers. Some of these numbers have absolutely nothing to do with weather so they may or may not be of interest to you. That is what the scroll … Continue reading →