Author Archives: J.B. Elliott
Alabama Update at 1:30pm
That line of showers and thunderstorms continues to slowly but surely move SE across North and NW Alabama. At 1:30 p.m., the line of storms extended all the way from Jackson County in NE Alabama down through West Blount County … Continue reading
Quicker Storms Today
Thunderstorms were under dvelopment quicker at mid day as compared to yesterday across Alabama At 12:29 pm, a line of showers and thunderstorms was across NW Alabama. The line extended from near Huntsville to Cullman, Jasper, Fayette and into North … Continue reading
Stubborn Storms
Thunderstorms late tonight are like overactive little children–they just don’t want to go to bed. But they are finally getting the message. One way up in the NE corning of Alabama in Dekalb County was winding down. Over in East … Continue reading
Early Evening in Alabama
Thunderstorms have not all gone to bed. New ones that developed recently are clustered mainly across Chilton County in the very heart of this beautiful state. A few are just over the line into West Coosa County. Some lighter showers … Continue reading
Alabama at 4:50 pm
That line of heavy showers and thunderstorms continues moving NE across East Alabama. At 4:50, the line of storms extended from near Leeds eastward to about Anniston and Heflin. When the storms came through Helena. Jason said it was raining … Continue reading
Alabama at 3:40 pm
Thunderstorms became a little more organized across Central Alabama at mid-afternoon. A line of showers and storms extended from East Tuscaloosa County eastward across Shelby County to near Talladega and Anniston. The heaviest rain was over East Shelby County. Danny … Continue reading
High Noon in Alabama
Still relatively quiet across Alabama on this very important holiday. Not near as many thunderstorms compared to Sunday. Main cluster of showers and storms at midday was over SE Alabama, mainly from around Montgomery southward to near Troy and Luverne. … Continue reading
Alabama at 8:00 O’clock
Showers and thunderstorms were well underway across Alabama Sunday morning at this time. However, on this Memorial Day morning, they are cranking up much slower. At 8:00 only isolated ones had developed. Most of the shower, including a few thunderstorms, … Continue reading
Off to an Early Start
It is the same old story in Alabama. More showers and thunderstorms. By 5 o’clock this morning we were already hearing the first sounds of thunder in NE Jefferson County. Scattered showers (not very big ones) were already developing in … Continue reading
Early Evening in Alabama–7 pm
The weather is now quieter across Alabama after a long day dealing with showers and thunderstorms At 7pm, the main zone (not really a well-defined line) of showers and storms was from North Tuscaloosa County to north of Birmingham, then … Continue reading
