Here is a list of some low temperatures in Alabama this morning. We list only the places that had temperatures in the 30s. We will probably have a longer list in the ensuing mornings when it gets even colder. 32 … Continue reading →

Just get some rain, a widespread rain. Gotta post this long list of overnight rain amounts from around Alabama, if for no other reason, the pollen-washing. I believe that almost every square mile got some rain, although sparse in some … Continue reading →

That long line of thunderstorms that stretches all the way across Alabama continues to roll southward. At 3:30 am, it extended from near Livingston over on the west side of the state, eastward to near Greensboro, Marion, Prattville, Wetumpka and … Continue reading →

Line of storms at 1:30: South Lamar County eastward along the Fayette-Tuscaloosa County line, to Birmingham, Anniston and Heflin. Moving steadily southward and gradually diminishing. Still lots of lightning and locally heavy rain. Gusts to 37 MPH at Birmingham Airport … Continue reading →

At 1 am, line of thunderstorms continues to move south and now moving into Jefferson County. Now appears the storms will be in the immediate Birmingham area by around 1:30. Storms continue to weaken but they are still strong and … Continue reading →

NWS/Huntsville has cleared these three additional counties from the Tornado Watch: Cullman Dekalb Marshall The line of intense thunderstorms now south of these counties and moving south. Overall, the line of storms has weakened some but still strong.

Here is how it looks at 12:35 am on the Wednesday morning: Line of intense thunderstorms extended from SE Arkansas east across North Mississippi and North Alabama. In Alabama the line was from the Marion-Lamar County line on the west … Continue reading →

Position report at 9 PM on the intense line of thunderstorms: From Central Arkansas, the line extends east and NE across West and Middle Tennessee. It is a solid line from East Arkansas all the way across Tennessee into SE … Continue reading →

It goes until 2 am, CDT. Central Alabama not included but the extreme north is: BULLETIN – IMMEDIATE BROADCAST REQUESTED TORNADO WATCH OUTLINE UPDATE FOR WT 117 NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK 805 PM CDT TUE APR 3 2007 … Continue reading →

Seems highly likely that another watch of some type will affect parts of Alabama later tonight. Could be a Severe Thunderstorm Watch or a Tornado Watch. At 8 o’clock tonight a long line of intense thunderstorms extended from near Little … Continue reading →