Author Archives: Ryan Stinnet
A Rare PDS Severe Thunderstorm Watch to the North
Not something you see very often, but a rare PDS (Particularly Dangerous Situation) Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for portions of the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys. Continue reading
Mainly Dry Today, Several Rounds of Storms Ahead
It is a very warm and muggy day. We should stay dry today, but storms are not that far away. Continue reading
Improving Weather Today
Improving weather for the rest of today as drier air works into the state. A mix of sun and clouds with a few light showers on the radar, but overall a nice day. Continue reading
Breezy and Almost Hot
Temperatures this afternoon are mainly in the upper 80s, with a few 90s showing up down south. Continue reading
Severe Weather Watch May Be Issued
Damaging wind gusts and hail approaching 1″ in diameter are all possible with storms developing across the region this afternoon. A watch issuance is being considered for portions of Alabama. Probability of Watch Issuance…40 percent. Continue reading
High Pressure Firmly in Control
Actually early this afternoon, it is dead center over Alabama and is why we continue to see severe clear and pleasant temperatures. We are all into the lower and mid 70s this afternoon, and it is hard to complain about the weather in Alabama today.
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Splendid Spring Saturday
Hard to find a flaw with the weather outside today; severe clear, as we are experiencing tons of sunshine in that beautiful blue sky. Continue reading
Midday Update: Watching the Radar
Here is the latest convective outlook from the SPC. As you can see, the SPC has trimmed back the severe weather risk areas. Continue reading
Clearing Sky
The rain is over and for the rest of our Saturday, the sky will gradually clear and by this evening we should see a clear sky as drier air works into the state behind the cold front. Continue reading
Sun-Filled Saturday, Clouds Return Tomorrow
A gorgeous day of weather is ongoing across the state of Alabama, thanks to an area of high pressure that is in control of the weather of the Southeast. Continue reading
