Author Archives: Ryan Stinnet
Moderate Risk for North Alabama
SPC upgrades risk for Alabama to moderate. A MCS with a history of producing wind damage continues to move towards the southeast. This system will be impacting much of North Alabama late this afternoon and into the evening hours. The … Continue reading
Midday Update
The latest day once convective outlook from the SPC continues to have much of northern Alabama under a slight risk for severe weather, with a moderate risk to our northwest. The storms that were affecting the Tennessee Valley earlier this … Continue reading
Severe Thunderstorm Watch Just to Our Northwest
We continue to watch a complex of strong and severe storms to our northwest as it continues to move towards the southeast along a frontal boundary that stretches across the area. The latest watch from the SPC makes it as … Continue reading
Risk for Severe Weather
An active day of severe weather is ahead for parts of the country as the SPC has issued a slight risk from the Plains into the Southeast, and that risk does include much of North-Central Alabama. The areas outlined in … Continue reading
Early Evening Radar Check
Another afternoon with widely scattered showers and storms across Alabama and the Southeast. With such a very warm and moist air mass in place across the region, after a little bit of heating each day, showers and storms will pop-up … Continue reading
Sun, Clouds, Storms
Depending where you are in the state, you are either seeing mostly sunny or cloudy and overcast conditions. Much of eastern and central Alabama is seeing more sun than clouds, while areas to the south and along the Gulf Coast … Continue reading
Some Strong Storms
Again today, scattered showers and a few strong thunderstorms are popping-up across Alabama. Early this afternoon, the more intense convection is developing over East Alabama. Locations in Cleburne, Calhoun, Talladega, Etowah, St. Clair, and Cherokee counties are being impacted. At … Continue reading
Midday Radar Check
Another day with numerous showers and storms popping-up across the state. At this time, the more intense convection appears to be along and east of Interstate 65. While to the west of it, more of the activity is lighter with … Continue reading
Your Weekly U.S. Drought Monitor Update
All of the state of California continues to suffer from severe drought conditions or worse, and little to no relief is expected anytime soon. In Texas, recent rains have helped conditions to improve somewhat, especially in the western portions of … Continue reading
Storms to the South
Much of North-Central Alabama has seen the majority of the rain taper off the last couple of hours. However, we are watching more showers and storms along the U.S. Highway 80 corridor that are slowly lifting north this evening. Heavy … Continue reading
