Author Archives: J.B. Elliott
Alabama at 5:30 pm
That line of showers in Extreme North and NW Alabama taking a long time to move into new territory. At 5:30 pm, the line of showers extended from about Sulligent, northeastward across much of Marion, Winston, Lawrence and Morgan County … Continue reading
Showers Continue Moving East–3:45 pm in Alabama
Small patches of light rain still showing up on radar across North and Central Alabama. Don’t know for sure how much of that is reaching the ground, but probably very little. However,a line of showers continues to advance eastward into … Continue reading
Early Afternoon in Alabama–1 o’clock Report
Radar indicates scattered light rain over a good part of North and Central Alabama. There is just one catch. Most of the rain is not touching the ground. It is still extremely dry up to about 18,000 feet and this … Continue reading
In Search of Autumn Color–On the Road
Woe is me! I have not had a single opportunity this autumn for any road trips in search of autumn color. It is getting pretty everywhere, even in our own communities. In my tiny corner of the world, the trees … Continue reading
Not a Good Day to Hang Out the Wash
This is the weather observation at 1:30, EST, this afternoon atop Mount Washington, New Hampshire: Visibility near zero Wind NW averaging 86 mph with peak gust 112 mph Temperature 18 9 inches of snow and ice on the summit with … Continue reading
