Author Archives: Scott Brown
A Brief Early Afternoon Check on Our Weather
As of 1:37 pm, we have a ragged line of showers and thunderstorms moving slowly across the western parts of North/Central Alabama, mainly stretching from Huntsville to Carbon Hill to Livingston. Continue reading
A Brief Late Morning Check on Our Weather Setup for Today
The line of showers and storms associated with the cold front is currently over the east-central parts of Tennessee and Mississippi, before curving back to the southwest into the southern and southeastern parts of Louisiana. Continue reading
We Can’t Forget About the Potential for Strong to Severe Storms on Monday
While we are all cued in on what to expect for Wednesday potential for a significant severe weather event, we simply cannot overlook the threat for strong to severe storms on Monday. Continue reading
Mostly Clear for Most at Midday; Strong to Severe Storms Possible on Monday & Wednesday
As of 11:00 am, skies across Central Alabama were mostly sunny except for the extreme northern parts of the area where clouds from a stalled surface boundary continue to hang out. Continue reading
Dry & Warm This Weekend; Strong to Severe Storm Potential on Monday & Wednesday
We’ll stay dry and warm with above seasonal temperatures through the weekend, before rain and thunderstorms invade for the first half of the work week. We even have a threat of strong to severe storms on Monday and again on Wednesday. Continue reading
WeatherBrains 790: Aurorasaurus
Guest Panelist is the WCM at US National Weather Service Indianapolis Indiana Sam Lashley! He will have details on the upcoming Central Indiana Severe Weather Symposium. Guest Weather Brain is Dr. Daniel Welling, Assistant Professor, Physics Department, University of Texas Arlington – Will give us insight on the Space Weather Modeling Framework and NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center! Continue reading
A New Format for Severe Thunderstorm Warnings Starting Near the End of April
During a month-long survey window in the middle of 2020, the National Weather Service collected comments on the proposed additions of Impact-Based Warning (IBW) messaging to the severe thunderstorm warnings to inform of the threat of potential damage. Continue reading
A Late Morning Look At Our Fantastic Saturday Weather
Skies have cleared out much quicker across Central Alabama this morning, and as we finish off the morning and head into the afternoon, all the area will have a copious amount of sunshine. Continue reading
A Good Dry Spell Through the Next Seven Days While Temperatures Warm Up
While we’ll start off with cooler temperatures for today, some locations will be around or just over 80 degrees by Friday. Continue reading
