Author Archives: Ryan Stinnet
Daylight Saving Time Begins
Don’t forget to set you clocks ahead one hour before heading to bed tonight. Daylight Saving Time begins at 2AM Sunday Morning, which means that we will spring forward to 3AM. This will give us less daylight in the mornings … Continue reading
A Great Looking Afternoon
If you are out and about today, you have noticed how great the weather is across Central Alabama. Mostly sunny, dry, temperatures approaching 70 and a light winds. A beautiful early spring day is what we are all seeing today … Continue reading
A Mix of Sun and Clouds
Depending where you are in state, you are either seeing clouds or sun. Luckily we are all warm this afternoon, but locations with the sun, it does feels much warmer. This really is a great weekend for weather, as we … Continue reading
Strong Non-Severe Storms
Strong storms continue to move east rapidly. Heavy thunderstorm being reported currently in Tuscaloosa and now the front edge of the line is approaching western sections of Jefferson County. Significant weather advisories has been issued for the counties along the … Continue reading
Thunderstorms Moving Rapidly
A line of showers and thunderstorms has entered the western counties of our state and is making its way into Central Alabama fairly rapidly. Currently, none of these storms are severe, but they are producing gusty winds and some hail … Continue reading
Severe Weather Risk for Extreme Eastern Alabama
The SPC has outlined portions of extreme eastern Alabama in a slight risk for severe weather today. This risk includes portions of Randolph, Chambers, Lee and Russel Counties. The risk also includes much of north central Georgia including the metro … Continue reading
A Bitterly Cold Night
The snow we saw most of today will be tapering off as we head through the rest of tonight. Along with the snow, the clouds will be slowly getting out of here as well. With already cold temperatures and clearing … Continue reading
Spotty Snow Showers Continue
Across Central Alabama snowflakes and some light snow showers continue late this afternoon and evening. Snow should continue into the overnight hours but should really begin to taper off around midnight. Across portions of northern Tuscaloosa, Walker, Jefferson, Blount and … Continue reading
February Rains Improve Drought Conditions
The last month of meteorological winter saw a wide range of rain fall totals across the state of Alabama. Depending where you were in the state, you would have seen anywhere from a couple of inches of rain to nearly … Continue reading
More Snow Coming In
The latest scan of the radar shows more widespread and heavier snow showers now making their way into the Tennessee Valley of North Alabama. I have seen a few reports from Madison and Limestone Counties of pretty descent snow showers … Continue reading
