Author Archives: J.B. Elliott

Rain Diminishing North Alabama

That strange-looking line of thunderstorms that was pushing south through Mississippi decided to join hands with the west end of the line that was across South Alabama. So now, we have a long line of thunderstorms stretching from Central Louisiana … Continue reading →

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Alabama Update at 1:55 P.M.

A big chunk of North-Central Alabama is getting a break from thunderstorms, including most of the Tuscaloosa, Birmingham and Anniston areas. There were strong thunderstorms over the NE part, but the strongest thunderstorms of all were in a line from … Continue reading →

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Early Afternoon Update

Here is how it looks across Alabama early on this Tuesday afternoon. Just before 1 o’clock, the strongest thunderstorms in the state were over the south. In fact, a curved line of thunderstorms extended all the way from Washington County … Continue reading →

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Late Morning Update

Thanks to Leah Dailey, 33/40 intern, for helping gather data and entering the information on the blog. On a day like this, we need all the information we can get. At 11:00 a.m., here is a quick progress report. Radar … Continue reading →

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A Few Extra Notes

I suppose that we are so anxious for rain, that we resort to these “play-by-pay” updates. Be sure to scroll down and see earlier posts that are still valid including Brian’s morning video discussion: At 9:30 AM: * Heavy rain … Continue reading →

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Rain Progress and Other Stuff

Showers and thunderstorms now numerous over NW Alabama. At 8:30, moderate to heavy rain from Lauderdale and Colbert County southward to part of Pickens County in West Central Alabama. Other showers and storms have developed out ahead of the main … Continue reading →

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Just Before 7

Thunderstorms continue to spread into Extreme NW Alabama from North Mississippi. Now raining heavily over the west part of Lauderdale and Colbert County in NW Alabama. In fact, a strong thunderstorm SW of Cherokee prompted the NWS/Huntsville to issue a … Continue reading →

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6 o’clock Quick Look

Lotrs of showers and thunderstorms over Central and NE Mississippi moving slowly east. Beginning to edge into Extreme NW Alabama. Rain with the thunderstorms is locally heavy and lots of lightning. Good chance for thunderstorms in Alabama as the day … Continue reading →

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While Everybody is Sleeping

It is quiet across Alabama very early on this Tuesday morning.. At 1 am, the whole world seems quiet. Nothing going on weatherwise across Alabama. Just a few light patches of rain over the north and over the southeast. Off … Continue reading →

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Strong Storms West Alabama

The National Weather Service has issued a Significant Weather Alert for Perry, Hale, Greene, Bibb, Pickens and Tuscaloosa Counties until 6:15. Another Significant Weather Alert affects Pike, Bullock and Montgomery Counties until 6:00 p.m. In West Alabama, the Alert included … Continue reading →

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