Author Archives: Scott Brown
Sun, Clouds, & Warm at Midday
Most are enjoying dry conditions with a mix of Sun and clouds, but a few showers are moving northward into the area from the south. Continue reading
Unsettled Weather Starting Today Through the Work Week Ahead
Unsettled weather is in the forecast starting today and will continue throughout the work week ahead, as each day will feature a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Continue reading
WeatherBrains 849: 137 By The Weekend
This week’s WeatherBrain is Dr. Stephen Bieda, National Science and Operations Officer and National Development Operations Hydrologist for the NWS. Guest panelist is Kevin Laws, the Science Operations Officer at the NWS in Birmingham. Continue reading
Very Nice As We Are Heading Into the Midday Hour
Temperatures as of the 10 am roundup were in the lower to mid 70s across Central Alabama as everyone is enjoying mainly sunny skies. Continue reading
Weather Xtreme — A Warm & Brilliant Weekend
A very nice and warm weekend, but rain returns to the forecast to start off the work week. We’re back to dry and sunny weather on “Hump Day” and to finish out the work week. Continue reading
WeatherBrains 848: Joint Class
Our guest WeatherBrain is the Warning Coordination Meteorologist for the NWS in Wichita, Kansas, where he’s held the position since 1995. Chance Hayes, welcome to the show! Continue reading
An Early Afternoon Look at Our Weather Situation
As of 1:00 pm, We have rain and thunderstorms mainly south of a line from Eutaw to Verbena to Hurtsboro, with some heavy rain and plenty of lightning over those southwestern parts of Central Alabama. Continue reading
Weather Xtreme: Storms at Times This Weekend; A Quiet Work Week
Several rounds of storms may cause some delays in the festivities this weekend as we celebrate Easter, but much calmer weather moves in for the work week ahead. Continue reading
A Quick Weather Check at 6 am
It’s a noisy start to your Saturday as thunderstorms with plenty of lightning continue to push southward as the cells within this activity move east. Continue reading
EXPIRED — Severe T-Storm Warning: Parts of Dallas, Perry Co. Until 2 am
At 112 AM CDT, a severe thunderstorm was located near Marion, moving east at 35 mph. Continue reading
