Author Archives: Ryan Stinnet

Early Afternoon Update

Much of the state remains under a slight risk for severe weather today (the green outline). Areas along and north of U.S. 84 from Grove Hill, to Monroeville, Andalusia, and Dothan are included in this risk. Portions of the Tennessee … Continue reading →

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Late Morning Radar Check

Showers and storms continue to develop across the state this morning and are lifting off to the north rather rapidly.Currently, no activity across the state is severe, but there are some heavy downpours embedded within this area of convection that … Continue reading →

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Severe Thunderstorm Watch Coming Soon

The SPC continues to monitor trends across Alabama and the Mid-South this morning. Much of the state remains outlined in a slight risk for severe weather today. As we head through the day, and the atmosphere becomes a bit more … Continue reading →

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Slight Risk for Much of Alabama

The latest day one convective outlook just released from the SPC continues to have much of Alabama included in a standard slight risk for severe weather today. Areas along and north of U.S. Highway 80 across the Black Belt Region … Continue reading →

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Another Great Guest to Speak at Local NWA Chapter

The Central Alabama Chapter of the National Weather Association continues to have incredible guest speakers come to town and discuss weather and research with the Chapter. The May 2014 Chapter meeting will feature compelling research about how social media, specifically … Continue reading →

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Dangerous Storm East of Kansas City

A tornadic supercell with a history of producing a tornado is moving across Central Missouri this evening. The storm is well east of Kansas City ans well west of St. Louis. It is just to the north of Interstate 70 … Continue reading →

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A Few Scattered Showers

Most of the state remains dry this afternoon. Areas to the northwest are actually seeing mostly sunny conditions, while clouds hang around for areas along and south of Interstate 59. Looking at the latest radar image, there are several showers, … Continue reading →

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Sun, Clouds, Showers…Muggy

We are seeing a mix of sun and clouds today as a very moist and and muggy air mass remains in place across the region today. Mostly cloudy conditions for Central Alabama, but we are seeing some breaks in the … Continue reading →

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Birmingham NOAA Weather Radio Transmitter Repaired

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BIRMINGHAM AL 1031 AM CDT FRI MAY 9 2014 …BIRMINGHAM NOAA WEATHER RADIO TRANSMITTER REPAIRS COMPLETE… THE BIRMINGHAM NOAA WEATHER RADIO TRANSMITTER…BROADCASTING ON A FREQUENCY OF 162.550 MHZ…HAS BEEN REPAIRED AND IS BACK ON … Continue reading →

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Mid-Morning Radar Check

The wet weather has returned to Alabama as we end the work week. Latest check of the regional radar shows showers continuing across much of Central Alabama this morning. Light to moderate rain is falling with most of this activity, … Continue reading →

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