Author Archives: Ryan Stinnet

Strong Storms Dropping South

A broken line of storms continues to drop south across Central Alabama. There was one severe thunderstorm warning for Marion and Winston Counties, with sporadic wind damage, but since then the storms have weakened a bit. Currently, none of these … Continue reading →

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Quick Radar Check

A line of storms has developed across the Tennessee Valley and it pushing south. None of these storms are currently severe, but they are producing gusty winds, heavy rain and frequent lightning. These storms will continue to push off towards … Continue reading →

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Strong Non-Severe Storms

A line of storms that moved into West Alabama from Mississippi has been falling apart as it makes it way across Alabama. We do have a cluster of storms leftover from this line that is still maintaining some intensity. It … Continue reading →

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Late Night Radar Check

A line of thunderstorms is about to cross the state line from Mississippi. These storms have been severe during their track across northern Mississippi, but that have been weakening the last several hours. Currently, none of the storms are severe … Continue reading →

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Watching Storms to our West

Most of Alabama saw a soaking rain today. A very moist air mass in place provided ample fuel for showers and thunderstorms that developed and rapidly moved north today. Most of the activity from today has dissipated the last few … Continue reading →

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Early Evening Radar Check

Showers and storms have really wound down the last couple of hours across Alabama. Looking at the latest radar image, there were still showers affecting the Birmingham Metro. Nothing too intense, but a steady rain is falling across Jefferson, Blount, … Continue reading →

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Showers and Storms Lifting North

Several lines of showers and thunderstorms are continuing to lift north through Alabama this afternoon. No storms are currently severe, but they are producing gusty winds, torrential rains and frequent lightning. Most intense activity currently is along Interstate 20/59 from … Continue reading →

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Early Afternoon Radar Check

Over the last few hours we have seen a rapid development of showers and some thunderstorms across Alabama. A very moist air mass in place, along with daytime heating and some upper-level forcing have allowed for widespread convective activity. All … Continue reading →

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Midday Outlook

There have been a few areas of showers and thunderstorm that have impacted portions of Central Alabama this morning, but most of this activity has moved out of the area. We have seen a substantial break in the clouds especially … Continue reading →

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Showers and Storms Today

Saturday was a pretty descent day across the our part of the state. Most locations stayed dry and humidity levels were low. A few showers and storms made their way into our southern counties but nothing too intense. Today will … Continue reading →

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