The Winston County storm is moving toward NW Cullman County. A tornado warning has been issued for Cullman County. It goes until 2 p.m. The storm is west of Crane Hill or just north of Arley. The storm will pass … Continue reading →

Our very dangerous stom is just west of Arley in WInston County. Our spotter Brett Adair…reports a funnel cloud. The rotation is definitely increasing on radar. The Weather Service reports the storm is intensifying. Be in safe place in areas … Continue reading →

Tornado warning…Winston Co. until 1:30 p.m. Dangerous storm NE of Nauvoo near Poplar Springs and Arley. Will affect northern end of Smith Lake. Take cover as this storm approaches. It could produce a tornado at any time. New Storm…growing in … Continue reading →

We want all our friends in Winston County to be ready for a dangerous storm that has a wall cloud and shows strong signs of rotation. Tornado warning til 130 p.m. It is just east of Nauvoo. It will pass … Continue reading →

The NWS has reissued the tornado warning for NW Walker and Wintson Counties. It will go until 1:30 p.m. The storm is approaching Nauvoo and is heading NE at 40 mph into Winston County. Brett Adiar, a storm chaser is … Continue reading →

The NWS is allowing the tornado warning to expire. The rotation has lessened but the storm is still very dangerous. The core is collpasing and the threat of damaging winds and hail is very high. The storm does have a … Continue reading →

Tornado warning for parts of Marion, Walker, Fayette and Winston Counties. Storm near Glen Allen still shows signs of rotation and it continues to build in intensity. The report that a tornado had been observed was incorrect. It will pass … Continue reading →

The NWS has issued a tornado warning for NW Fayette…SE Marion…SW Winston and extreme NW Walker County until 12:45 p.m. Strong rotation about seven miles north of Fayette. This possible tornado will cross US-43 shortly north of Fayette. It will … Continue reading →

Weather Watcher Mike Wilhelm took excellent notes during Friday’s session at the Southeast Severe Storms Symposium. We posted those yesterday. He kept up the good work on Saturday. Here are his notes. Enjoy! Analysis of data from the 2008 Super … Continue reading →

Weather Watcher James Payton from Huntsville sent in this special Weather by the Numbers tonight after spending a couple of days at the Southeast Severe Storms Symposium at Mississippi State this weekend…thanks James! Hey Bill!!! Since Mike did an incredible … Continue reading →