Author Archives: Ryan Stinnet
Midday Nowcast: Sunshine and Blue Sky All Across Alabama
Beautiful weather across Alabama and the Deep South this week, with simply splendid, spring-like weather. The relative dry air is place allows for the big temperatures swings daily from the morning lows in the 30s and 40s, to afternoon highs in the mid and upper 70s. Continue reading
Midday Nowcast: Sun to the North, More Clouds to the South
North Alabama is seeing tons of sunshine, but along and south of the Interstate 20 corridor, we are seeing a mix of sun and clouds today. Continue reading
Midday Nowcast: Sunny and Cold; Warming Trend Begins this Weekend
It is warmer today than yesterday, but still cold by Alabama standards; with sunshine in full supply temperatures are reaching the 40s this afternoon. Continue reading
Midday Nowcast: Clearing Sky, Cold Temperatures, and Very Cold Wind Chills
This afternoon, despite sunshine in full supply, it remains very cold with highs only in the low to mid 30s, almost 30 degrees below average for this time of year. Continue reading
Midday Nowcast: Arctic Air Flowing Into Alabama
The rain and snow is coming to an end across Alabama, and much colder air is flowing into the state. Temperatures are falling due to an icy, north wind blowing into the state. Continue reading
Midday Nowcast: A Cold Rain Arrives Tonight With Winter Weather Issues For North Alabama
A low tracking through the northern Gulf of Mexico will bring a cold rain and some winter weather issues tonight and into tomorrow for Alabama and the Mid-South. Continue reading
Midday Nowcast: Sunshine and Blue Sky Across Alabama Today; Rain Returns Tomorrow Night
Blue sky and sunshine fill the Alabama sky on this President’s Day holiday. After the frosty start to the day, we are seeing temperatures this afternoon range from the upper 40s to lower 50s. Continue reading
Midday Nowcast: Lovely Valentine’s Day; Severe Storms Possible Late Saturday Night
The SPC maintains an “enhanced risk” (level 3/5) for parts of West Alabama, with a “slight risk” (level 2/5) for the rest of the state. The greatest chance for severe storms will be to the west tomorrow, and that is where the tornado threat will be highest, especially across North Mississippi, but the storms to our west will congeal into a line of strong and severe storms. Continue reading
Midday Nowcast: Gradual Clearing Today; Severe Storms Expected Saturday Night
A gradually clearing sky today as drier air moves into the state. Temperatures this afternoon are in the low to mid 50s for much of North and Central Alabama; portions of the Tennessee Valley will remain in the 40s today. Continue reading
Midday Nowcast: Wet and Stormy Wednesday; Greatest Severe Weather Threat Across South Alabama
There remains the threat of strong and severe storms this afternoon and tonight. The SPC has defined an “enhanced risk” (level 3/5) over central, south, and southwest Alabama, along and south of a line from Moundville to Jemison to Alexander City, some cities included are Demopolis, Selma, Montgomery, Auburn, Troy, and Monroeville. Continue reading
