Author Archives: murray
Late Night Look at Alabama’s Weather
A little bit of lightning, gusty winds, heavy rain, and even some pea-sized hail over South and South Central Alabama overnight, but no severe weather. Continue reading
Lots of Fog Tonight
Patchy dense fog is reducing visibilities tonight across much of the area. Be careful if you have to drive tonight and early Wednesday morning. Continue reading
Sunday Afternoon Update: Total Sunshine!
It’s a case of severe clear across the entire state of Alabama this Sunday afternoon. Temperatures have climbed out of the 40s in all areas now except for Scottsboro in Jackson County, where it was still 48F at 1 p.m. … Continue reading
Sunday Weather Video: Rains the Main Story the Next Two Weeks
The next two weeks are shaping up to be wet across Alabama as a series of storm systems bring rain and some storms to the state at times. Continue reading
Tornado Imminent in Southern Barbour County
A tornado will be occurring shortly if it is not already occurring just south of Clio. Moving toward Blue Springs in southern Barbour. Continue reading
Tornado Warning for Coffee County Until 315 pm
Watching a dangerous storm that has been ramping up as it moves into northern Coffee County. Continue reading
Update on the Tornado Watches
The various tornado watches continue until late afternoon or early evening across parts of Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, and Georgia. Continue reading
Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Parts of Lowndes and Montgomery Counties Until 315 pm
Winds have gusted to 62 mph at Dannelly Field in Montgomery. Continue reading
Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Portions of Madison County Until 230 pm
Strong storms are moving into the Huntsville Metro right now. Large hail is the main threat but winds could gust to 50 mph. Continue reading
Alabama Update at 2 p.m.: New Tornado Warning to the Georgia Line
Two main storms of concern in Alabama right now, including a confirmed tornado entering Chambers County, and another over Conecuh County moving toward Covington County. A long line of storms is jut west of the I-65/I-85 Corridor in South, South Central, and East Central Alabama. Continue reading
