Author Archives: Ryan Stinnet
Showers Arrive Overnight
It was a terrific Saturday across the state as it was a day full of warm temperatures and dry conditions. That will be changing as we head into the the overnight hours. A cold front is currently draped across the … Continue reading
A Saturday in the Spring
It is hard to find much to complain about in the weather today. A very warm day with most locations well into the 70s with a mix of sun and clouds. Not at all a bad way to spend the … Continue reading
Interesting Weather along the Beaches
The weather is certainly terrific today, not just here in Central Alabama, but also along the beaches of the northern Gulf Coast. A lot of springbreakers are enjoying the sand and sun, with even some brave souls getting in the … Continue reading
Your Weekly U.S. Drought Monitor Update
Not much change in the drought conditions across a majority of the U.S. The worst conditions remain west of the Mississippi River, as portions of Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Nevada, and California remain in exceptional drought conditions. There is little to … Continue reading
Spring has Arrived
Photograph by Kathy Bell, owner of kbella photography. Today is the vernal equinox, which means we have equal daylight and darkness, twelve hours of each, as the sun is directly over the equator. It is also the official first day … Continue reading
A Few Showers and Storms
We are still watching a few showers and storms moving across north-central Alabama this evening. This convection developed in response to the warmer temps today brought on by the breaks in the clouds we had this afternoon, and an upper-level … Continue reading
National Flood Safety Awareness Week, March 16-22, 2014
As a Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador, AlabamaWX is committed to keeping people informed of any initiative which will better prepare them to “Be a Force of Nature.” Starting today, NOAA and FEMA begin their annual National Flood Safety Awareness Week. This … Continue reading
Mild, with a Mix of Sun and Clouds
Much of Alabama is drying out this afternoon as most of the shower and thunderstorm activity has pushed off to our south and east. There has been some dry air that has worked in from the west in the mid-levels … Continue reading
A Break in the Action
It was a very wet night across the state of Alabama. The bulk of the heavy rain and thunderstorms is pushing out of the state. Severe weather remains a threat along the northeastern Gulf Coast, where the SPC maintains a … Continue reading
Areal Flood Advisory for much of East-Central Alabama
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN BIRMINGHAM HAS ISSUED AN * URBAN AND SMALL STREAM FLOOD ADVISORY FOR… EASTERN AUTAUGA COUNTY… CHAMBERS COUNTY… SOUTHERN COOSA COUNTY… ELMORE COUNTY… LEE COUNTY… TALLAPOOSA COUNTY… LOWNDES COUNTY… MONTGOMERY COUNTY… BARBOUR COUNTY… BULLOCK COUNTY… MACON … Continue reading
