Author Archives: Scott Brown
Flash Flood Warning — Parts of Cherokee Co. Until 2:15 am
Some locations that will experience flash flooding include… Cedar Bluff, Gaylesville, Cornwall Furnace Park, Eastern Weiss Lake and Fullerton. Continue reading
Some Flooding Issues May Continue for Several More Hours
As of 7:41 pm, much of North and Central Alabama are experiencing showers and thunderstorms, with some of these cells producing moderate to heavy rainfall which may lead to some flooding issues. Continue reading
Flash Flood Warning — Parts of Lawrence, Limestone Co. Until 10:45 pm
Some locations that will experience flash flooding include… Town Creek, Courtland, North Courtland, Hillsboro, Wheeler, Chalybeate Springs, Ripley and Ne Smith. Continue reading
Showers & Storms Building This Afternoon
As of the 2 pm hour, we have multiple showers and thunderstorms across portions of Central Alabama and up into the central and western parts of North Alabama. Continue reading
Keep Your Umbrella Handy This Weekend; Two Tropical Storms Out There
Each day during this forecast period will feature an increased risk of scattered showers and storms across the area, so be sure to have an umbrella with you. Continue reading
WeatherBrains 867: Cat Butt
This week’s show is a suggestion of friend of the podcast Chris White. We are pleased to welcome the producers of the Across the Sky podcast. Continue reading
CANCELLED Flash Flood Warning for Parts of Lauderdale Co. Until 10:15 pm
Some locations that will experience flash flooding include… Florence, Killen, Lexington, St. Florian, Underwood-Petersville, Zip City, Green Hill, Center Star, Oakland and Kingtown. Continue reading
EXPIRED Severe T-Storm Warning for Parts of Colbert Co. Until 7:45 pm
Locations impacted include… Red Rock, Posey Loop, Srygley Church, New Bethel and Crooked Oak. Continue reading
Only a Few Showers Out There at Midday
As of 11:45 am, only a few isolated showers are located over the extreme western parts of Central Alabama and up into the western parts of North Alabama. The rest of the area is dry. Continue reading
A Normal Summer Day in Central Alabama Today; The Tropics Are Starting to Come Alive
Rain chances will remain elevated for most through Tuesday, with a brief shot of drier air moves in for a short stay by midweek. However, higher humidity levels return for next weekend. Continue reading
