Author Archives: Scott Brown

Nice with a Few Clouds at Midday; Much Cooler on Your Friday

We are seeing some fair-weather cumulus clouds forming across a decent portion of Central Alabama, but a mass of clouds are approaching the area from the west associated with a cold front that will bring a change to our weather for Friday and the weekend. Continue reading →

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A “Chamber of Commerce” Midday

I would call this “Chamber of Commerce Weather” across Central Alabama at the moment as we have sunny skies and very nice temperatures. Continue reading →

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Sunny for Most at Midday; Clouds Diminishing for the Rest

If you don’t have full sunshine in your location, just give it an hour or two and all of Central Alabama will be experiencing sunny skies. Continue reading →

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WeatherBrains 769: I Always Forget That #?!*&% Thing

This week’s guest Weatherbrain is Dylan Steinkruger, a Ph.D. candidate at Penn State University, and holds a meteorology degree from the University of Nebraska. Our guest panelists are Christina Gropp, Public Affairs Manager for the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety, and Scott Elmore, owner of The Guardian Canary/ITAS and a meteorologist. Continue reading →

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Clouds Beginning to Decrease in Coverage at Midday

Clouds associated with what is left of Delta combined with an approaching cold front are keeping the rays of the sun from reaching the surface at times out there across Central Alabama just shy of the start to the midday hour. Continue reading →

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Strong Storms Affecting Lauderdale & Colbert Counties

At 527 PM CDT, Doppler radar was tracking a strong thunderstorm 7 miles southwest of Cherokee, or 9 miles east of Tishomingo State Park, moving north at 20 mph. Continue reading →

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Strong Storms Moving Into Cullman County

At 506 PM CDT, Doppler radar was tracking a strong thunderstorm over Smith Dam, or 11 miles southeast of Arley, moving northeast at 40 mph. Continue reading →

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Rest of the Counties in Tornado Watch Have Been Canceled

While the threat of tornadoes has lessened for now in the eastern and southeastern parts of Central Alabama, we’ll still have a small risk throughout the rest of the evening. Continue reading →

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Broad Rotation On Radar in West Jefferson County

At 4:40 pm, some broad rotation was detected on radar south of West Jefferson in Jefferson county and moving to the north-northeast. We’ll have to watch and see if it tightens up and if a warning will need to be issued. Continue reading →

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While Counties Have Benn Removed From the Tornado Watch, Small Tornado Threat Continues

The threat for brief tornadoes will continue into the early evening as convection spreads slowly eastward. Continue reading →

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