Author Archives: Ryan Stinnet

A Wet Forecast

Looking at the QPF for the next couple of days, a lot of rain will be falling, espcially across the Southeast and into the Ohio Valley. Many areas across Alabama will possibly be receiving anywhere from a half inch in … Continue reading →

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On the Maps

Temperature analysis for this afternoon, shows plenty of warm air has moved north from the Gulf of Mexico with 60s reaching into the Ohio River Valley. Much of Alabama is in the 70s with some areas approaching 80. There is … Continue reading →

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Afternoon Radar Check

A quick look at the radar this afternoon, shows most areas across Central Alabama remain dry for now. Some sprinkles and drizzle are possible, but the heaviest rain remains to our north and west. Expect additional showers and thunderstorms to … Continue reading →

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Severe Weather Just to Our West

We are watching the storm system to our west continue to move slowly east this afternoon. Storms are approaching the state line and a few of them are strong. There is a tornado warned storm in Clarke and Lauderdale Counties … Continue reading →

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Clear, Calm and Cold

With calm winds and very little to no cloud cover this evening and overnight across Alabama, we should expect ideal radiational cooling to take place across most of the area. Many areas were in the upper 40s and low 50s … Continue reading →

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A Few Hours Difference

A few hours make a world of difference when it comes to the weather. This morning, the skies were overcast with a few sprinkles still falling from them. By this afternoon, most of the clouds have move out and it … Continue reading →

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Gradual Clearing

Clouds are hanging around this morning across Central Alabama. Quick look at this morning’s satellite image shows high cloud tops over most of Central and South Alabama. These clouds will continue to move off to the east through out the … Continue reading →

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Rain Tapering Off

The light showers that moved into the state are slowly beginning to move out and taper off. A few showers remain, but they will be winding down as we head through the rest of the night. Most locations picked up … Continue reading →

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Light Steady Rain

Many locations across North Central Alabama are finally seeing some of the wet stuff falling from the sky. It took most of the day for the atmosphere to moisten up enough to allow for the rain to reach the ground … Continue reading →

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Tropical Basins

Earlier this week, the tropical basins were a bit more active. For today there are only two areas of interest, both on the other side of the Earth. Nothing to major just one  invest area in the Central Indian Ocean … Continue reading →

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