Storms over Tusacaloosa County are capable of producing wind gusts of 45 mph. These winds can bring down large tree limbs. Heavy rain will also accompany the storm. The alert goes until 115 pm. Strong storms are north of Tuscaloosa…extending … Continue reading →

Counties included in Tornado Watch number 10 in Alabama… AUTAUGA… BALDWIN… BIBB… BLOUNT… BUTLER… ALHOUN… CHEROKEE… CHILTON… CHOCTAW… CLARKE… CLAY… CLEBURNE… CONECUH… COOSA… CRENSHAW… CULLMAN… DALLAS… DEKALB… ELMORE… ESCAMBIA… ETOWAH… GREENE… HALE… JACKSON… JEFFERSON… LOWNDES… MADISON… MARENGO… MARSHALL… MOBILE… MONROE… … Continue reading →

Pushed send a little too fast on that last post… The Storm Prediction Center has issued a tornado watch for parts of Alabama…Mississippi and Georgia… The watch will include a large part of Southwest, Central, Northeast and East Alabama. It … Continue reading →

It goes until 12:45 p.m. This type of an alert stops just short of a severe thunderstorm warning. A strong thunderstorm is just southwest of Union in Greene County. It is moving NE at 40 mph. This storm will eventually … Continue reading →

An intensifying line of showers and storms is pushing eastward across West and Northwest Alabama this morning. It extends from Lamar and Marion Counties northeastward across southeastern Franklin County into Lawrence and Limestone Counties. Showers and thunderstorms are along and … Continue reading →

Here is an update on the Alabama weather situation on this Sunday morning… A solid line of showers and some embedded storms has sagged down into Northwest Alabama…it extends down from Limestone and Lawrence Counties through Winston, Marion and into … Continue reading →

Here is a look at the new Day One Convective Outlook issued by the SPC… It generally goes from Centre to Birmingham to Clanton to Lanett. Overnight runs of the NAM and the early morning runs of the RUC models … Continue reading →

Showers and some thunderstorms are across Central Alabama this morning ahead of a warm front that is moving northward across the state. At 6:30 a.m., they are concentrated in the following areas… …across Eastern Alabama…from Cherokee, Calhoun and Cleburne Counties … Continue reading →

Showers were increasing late tonight over the southern third of Alabama. They were quickly moving northeast. The closest rain to Birmingham was over Marengo County. A little fog had formed over the Tenneesee Valley and Northeast Alabama. Visibility was down … Continue reading →

Wednesday afternoon, January 7, 2004 was beautiful in the Washington, D.C. area. Skies were clear and temperatures were cool. The biggest news was that Joe Gibbs was returning to bring the Redskins back to former glory. A snowstorm was the … Continue reading →