Author Archives: Scott Brown
Strong to Severe Storms Possible Tonight Through the First Half of New Year’s Day
We’ll have showers and storms invade the area during the afternoon hours today, before the potential of strong to severe storms move in during the late-night hours tonight and through the early afternoon hours of New Year’s Day. Continue reading
Not Too Bad for Your Wednesday, Potential for Strong to Severe Storms for New Year’s
Wednesday will be the calm before the storms as Mother Nature plans to fire off some of her fireworks on New Year’s. After that, we enter a little stretch of nice and dry weather. Continue reading
Some Clouds & Some Sun, but Feeling Really Nice Just Before Midday
Skies are mostly clear to partly cloudy across the area as of this update, but those clouds will start to increase from the west this afternoon and evening. Continue reading
Storm Prediction Center Issues a Slight Risk for Severe Storms for Thursday
The Storm Prediction Center has issued a level 2 Slight Risk for severe storms for Thursday for the southwestern portions of Central Alabama. Continue reading
CANCELED Dense Fog Advisory Continues for Much of Central Alabama Until 10:00 am
Visibility may be reduced to less than 1/4 mile in dense fog. If driving, slow down, use your headlights, and leave plenty of distance ahead of you. Continue reading
Some Sun at Times Through Midweek, Strong Storms Late on New Year’s Eve
The sun will play peek-a-boo behind some clouds today and tomorrow, before rain and storms move in late on New Year’s Eve and hangs around through the morning hours of New Year’s Day. Continue reading
Potential for Severe Storms to End 2020
As of this morning’s model runs, we are looking at the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms with a cold front that will move through Central Alabama on Thursday. Continue reading
A Few Raindrops Possible Today; Storms Likely to End the Year
A cold front moving through today may squeeze out a few raindrops, but a strong cold front will bring rain and storms to end 2020 and to start 2021 on a wet note. Here is what I have for you today. Continue reading
A Bright & Sunny Midday Across Central Alabama, But Remaining Cool
High pressure rules the weather over the Southeastern US today which has given us maximum sunshine and noon temperatures in the 40s across Central Alabama. Continue reading
Saturday’s Weather Xtreme: Staying Dry Through Tuesday; Rain & Storms Move In On Hump Day
We stay cool and dry today, but a little bit of a warm up can be expected on Sunday. Rain and a few storms will return on late Wednesday which will bring a good soakin’ to the area. Continue reading
