Author Archives: murray

Strong Storms Moving Into Shelby, Northern Bibb and Talladega Counties

Strong thunderstorms are moving through the Birmingham Metro area right now and are entering Bibb and Shelby Counties now and will be entering Talladega County shortly. Continue reading →

Posted in Alabama's Weather, ALL POSTS | Comments Off on Strong Storms Moving Into Shelby, Northern Bibb and Talladega Counties

Strong Winds Moving into the Birmingham Area

The severe thunderstorm over northwestern Jefferson County is moving southeastward now into the Birmingham area. Continue reading →

Posted in Alabama's Weather, ALL POSTS | Tagged | Comments Off on Strong Winds Moving into the Birmingham Area

Update on the Alabama Weather Situation at 8 a.m.

Ongoing storms across Central Alabama are causing very heavy rain and lots of lightning. They could produce damaging winds as well. Additional storms crossing the Mississippi River will be here this afternoon and they will likely produce damaging winds as well. Continue reading →

Posted in Alabama's Weather, ALL POSTS | Comments Off on Update on the Alabama Weather Situation at 8 a.m.

Today In Weather History: The Durango and Silverton Railroad and Fire

The Durango and Silverton train is an important part of tourism in southwestern Colorado, but questions have been raised after speculation that the train’s hot cinders may have caused the 416 fire that has been burning in the San Juan Mountains since June 1st. The cause of the fire is officially still under investigation. Continue reading →

Posted in ALL POSTS, Met 101/Weather History | Comments Off on Today In Weather History: The Durango and Silverton Railroad and Fire

Today In Weather History: June 18, 2001 – No Siren in Siren

There was no working siren in Siren, Wisconsin on this date in 2001 when an F3 struck the town. Would it have made a difference? Continue reading →

Posted in ALL POSTS, Met 101/Weather History | Comments Off on Today In Weather History: June 18, 2001 – No Siren in Siren

Dense Fog Early This Morning

The National Weather Service in Birmingham has issued a Dense Fog Advisory, which is in effect until 8 AM CDT this morning. Continue reading →

Posted in Alabama's Weather, ALL POSTS | Comments Off on Dense Fog Early This Morning

Storms Are Building Across Central Alabama

Storms are increasing in coverage and intensity across central Alabama this afternoon over parts of Shelby, Bibb, Chilton Coosa, Autauga and northern Elmore Counties. They are showing little movement and will be capable of producing very heavy rainfall in addition … Continue reading →

Posted in Alabama's Weather, ALL POSTS | Comments Off on Storms Are Building Across Central Alabama

Widespread Showers and Storms Over East Central, South Central Alabama

Showers and storms are affecting mainly South Central and East Central Alabama this afternoon. Scattered storms will develop elsewhere as we go through the afternoon. Continue reading →

Posted in Alabama's Weather, ALL POSTS | Comments Off on Widespread Showers and Storms Over East Central, South Central Alabama

Dangerous Flooding Situation This Morning in Macon, Lee and Russell Counties

A serious flooding situation is in progress across Russell, southern Lee and Macon Counties where persistent thunderstorms have been dumping heavy rain since 4 a.m. Rainfall totals are approaching 7 inches in spots. Continue reading →

Posted in Alabama's Weather, ALL POSTS | Comments Off on Dangerous Flooding Situation This Morning in Macon, Lee and Russell Counties

Storms Pushing West Over the I-20 Corridor

Storms will be pushing across the I-20 Corridor and into the Birmingham area over the next couple of hours. Be alert for heavy rain, lightning and gusty winds. Continue reading →

Posted in Alabama's Weather, ALL POSTS | Comments Off on Storms Pushing West Over the I-20 Corridor