Author Archives: Ryan Stinnet
Rain Over West Alabama Moving East
The rain shield we have been watching over Mississippi throughout the morning has made it into our western counties this afternoon. Showers with embedded thunderstorms are causing moderate to heavy rain to fall west of Highway 43, along and up … Continue reading
Heavy Rain Heading Towards Alabama
A mass of very heavy rain is moving east across north-central Mississippi this morning. A flash flood watch has been issued for much of the central Mississippi until tomorrow evening. There are several flash flood warnings in effect across the … Continue reading
Most Places Beginning to Dry Out
After a soaker of a Saturday, most places are getting the chance to dry out. Central Alabama is rain free and most of the rain is along and south of Interstate 85. All areas in out part of the state … Continue reading
Afternoon Update
Clouds are hanging tough across much of Alabama, but as dry air moves in from the northwest, the clouds will begin to give way to sunshine. Already seeing skies clear to our northwest and these clear skies are even making … Continue reading
Rain Ending to the Northwest
As we continue to head throughout the day the rain will diminish across the state. The rain has ended for Fayette, Hamilton, Double Springs and Vernon. The heaviest of the rain is falling east of Interstate 65 in Elmore, Coosa … Continue reading
Soaking Showers Continue
The entire area continues to see soaking showers this morning. The cold front is still off to our west and is beginning to enter the northwestern part of the state. The rain is beginning to wind down in that area … Continue reading
Two Active Tropical Systems in the Atlantic
Hurricane Ingrid made landfall overnight on the eastern shore of Mexico. Very heavy rain is falling and mudslides are expected in the region being impacted. Ingrid has weakened to a tropical storm and being over land will continue to weaken … Continue reading
Hurricane Ingrid Gaining Strength
This afternoon, as expected, Ingrid became our second hurricane of the 2013 season. Ingrid is in a favorable environment for intensification and is expected to gain strength before it makes landfall along the eastern Mexican Coast. Ingrid will not affect … Continue reading
A Gorgeous September Saturday
Today’s weather is hard to beat. Abundant sunshine fills the Alabama sky as drier air has settled into the region begin a front that has pushed off the Gulf Coast. The only clouds showing up the satellite this afternoon are … Continue reading
Ingrid Nears Hurricane Strength
Tropical Storm Ingrid continues to get better organized and strengthen as she slowly moves north over the very warm waters of the Southwestern Gulf of Mexico. Sustained winds are nearing the 74 mph threshold needed for hurricane strength and by … Continue reading
