Author Archives: Ryan Stinnet
Possible Tornado West of St. Louis
Another very dangerous storm showing up on the radar this evening. Public reports a confirmed tornado just to the west of downtown St. Louis, near the town of Washington. This storm is approaching the western suburbs of the city. Areas … Continue reading
Dangerous Storm North of Dallas
We continue to watch the weather to our west this evening. A very dangerous storm is just north of the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex. It is affecting Denton County and will be impacting the city of Denton. Travel along Interstate 35 … Continue reading
Midday Update
The latest day one convective outlook from the SPC continues to have much of northwestern Alabama in a slight risk for severe weather. This risk is a bit misleading and may give the false impression of a threat of sever … Continue reading
12th Annual Southeast Severe Storms Symposium
A great opportunity for all you weather enthusiast out there. This weekend, April 4-5, 2014 is the 12th Annual Southeast Severe Storms Symposium on the beautiful campus of Mississippi State University. This is a terrific, student-led conference hosted by the … Continue reading
Continued Clearing, Much Cooler Overnight
Most areas of the state were finally able to see a fair amount of sunshine late this afternoon, after having mostly cloudy conditions for most of the day. The cloud cover that is still present late this evening, will continue … Continue reading
Cool, Breezy, Slow Clearing
The weather is improving across much of Alabama as we head through the rest of the afternoon. We are slowly beginning to see the clouds move out of the area and sunshine is returning. Most areas will see mostly sunny … Continue reading
Rain and Storms
Showers and storms continue to move across Alabama this morning. All of Alabama will see soaking rain during the morning hours. The more intense storms are along and south of the Interstate 20 corridor this morning and all this activity … Continue reading
Storms Weaken Approaching the State
Large mass of showers and storms continues to push across Mississippi this morning. The overall intensity of the line is beginning to weaken as the line approaches the more stable air over Alabama. For the next few hours, we will … Continue reading
Watching the Weather to the West
We continue to monitor the situation to our west. Widespread and organized severe weather is ongoing across the Lower Mississippi Valley. Severe thunderstorm, outlined in blue, and tornado, outlined in red, watches have been issued as far east as the … Continue reading
A Break in the Action, More Storms Overnight
It was definitely a wet start to the day across all of Alabama. Heavy rains moved in and have moved out very slowly today. Most locations in Central and South Alabama received one to two inches, with some areas over … Continue reading
