Author Archives: Ryan Stinnet

Flash Flood Watch Expanded West

The NWS has expanded the flash flood watch into some of our northwester counties. Marion, Lamar, Fayette, Winston and Walker Counties are now included in this watch that is in effect until Saturday Morning. Heavy rain continues to fall across … Continue reading →

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Late Morning Radar Check

The unsettled and wet weather pattern continues across Alabama for the Independence Day Holiday. If you are not seeing rain right now, odds are you will see it at some point the next 24 hours. Portions of central and west … Continue reading →

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Soaking Showers and Storms

A quick look at the radar this midday continues to show Gulf moisture surging north across the state. The heaviest rainfall continues to fall across eastern portions of the state, but we are now seeing development in central areas of … Continue reading →

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For the Rest of the Evening

A quick look at the surface analysis shows the frontal boundary continues to drop south across the state today. The front was roughly along the Interstate 20 corridor across the state. It will continue to head south overnight and will … Continue reading →

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Scattered Storms to the South

Depending where you are across North Central Alabama, the weather is quite different. Areas along and north of Interstate 20 are seeing mostly sunny skies. To the south, scattered showers and thunderstorms. These storms are widely scattered but are a … Continue reading →

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A Few Isolated Storms Developing

Some showers and storms have popped up early this afternoon across Central Alabama. There is one storm in northeast Tuscaloosa County along Interstate 20/59 and another shower in northern Talladega County. There is a cluster of more organized activity across … Continue reading →

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Storms Pushing South

It has been a very active day and night for strong and severe storms across Alabama as there were numerous reports of tree and power line damage in many areas today. The worst of the weather continues to push south … Continue reading →

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Strong Storms Over West Alabama

A few storms have developed over West Alabama this morning. These storms are currently affecting areas around Fayette, Samantha, Vance, Duncanville and Cochrane. Watch out around portions of Highways 43, 69, 82, 11 and Interstate 20/59. Storms could be impacting … Continue reading →

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Storms Developing and Approaching

As expected a complex of showers and thunderstorms is moving into Northwest Alabama this morning. These storms will continue to drop south-southeast through the day. Out ahead of the main complex, storms are beginning to develop too. None of these … Continue reading →

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Storms Dropping South, An Active Friday

Some showers and thunderstorms developed over East Alabama this evening. A few of them even reached severe limits and did produce tree and power line damage in several counties southeast of Birmingham. These storms have since pushed out of our … Continue reading →

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