Author Archives: Ryan Stinnet
More Showers and Storms Developing
Convection continues to develop this evening and the radar is really beginning to fill in across North-Central Alabama. Activity is dropping to the east-southeast and will continue that movement through the overnight hours. Some of the more intense activity is … Continue reading
Quick Evening Radar Check
Scattered showers and storms have developed in several locations across Central Alabama this evening. Some of the more intense storms currently are affecting portions of Calhoun, Talladega and Walker Counties. Storms are producing gust winds, frequent and dangerous lightning and … Continue reading
Lone Strong Storm in Birmingham Metro
An intense thunderstorm is passing through areas on the southeast side of Birmingham. Very heavy rain, lightning and gusty winds are impacting area in northeast Shelby County along U.S. Highway 280 around Inverness and Meadowbrook. This storm is tracking off … Continue reading
Unsettled Weather Throughout the Day
Heavy showers and storms continue to drop south across eastern portions of Alabama this morning. The leading edge of the more intense activity is now impacting portions of Chambers, Tallapoosa and Coosa Counties. It will be heading towards the Interstate … Continue reading
Morning Radar Check
The weather will be quite unsettled today. We are already seeing showers and thunderstorms affecting many areas. A quick look at the radar this morning shows strong storms east of Interstate 65 from the Birmingham Metro to the Georgia state … Continue reading
Flossie Impacting Hawaii Tonight
Overnight Flossie will be crossing the Hawaiian Islands as a minimal tropical storm. Flossie has weakened the last 24 hours as she approaches our 50th state. Maximum sustained winds are at 40 mph with some higher gusts. The main threat … Continue reading
Front Dropping into Alabama Overnight
Saturday has been a mostly humid day across much of the state. Very isolated showers developed over portions of West Alabama today and these storms pulsed up quickly and pulsed down just as quick. Still seeing a few showers over … Continue reading
Dorian Degenerates
The National Hurricane Center has just issued their last advisory on Tropical Storm Dorian. …DORIAN DEGENERATES INTO A TROPICAL WAVE… …THIS IS THE LAST ADVISORY… SUMMARY OF 500 PM AST…2100 UTC…INFORMATION ———————————————- LOCATION…18.9N 54.7W ABOUT 550 MI…890 KM E OF … Continue reading
A Mixed Bag of Weather
It has been a very unusual July for weather across much of Alabama. This last Saturday of July the unusual weather continues. Clouds, rain, a few pockets of sunshine and well below normal temperatures are making July seem more like … Continue reading
Dorian Disorganized and Weaker
Dorian is moving over some cooler water temps and through a higher shear environment. The storm has become disorganized compared to what we have seen the last couple of days. As he tracks west across the Atlantic, he will remain … Continue reading
