Author Archives: Scott Brown
Waterspouts Galore Just Off of the Gulf Coast
A small cluster of storms just off of the Alabama and extreme western Florida Gulf Coast has produced multiple waterspouts that have been visible to all of the vacationers down here, especially for Fort Morgan, Gulf Shores, and Orange Beach. Continue reading
Weather Xtreme: Mother Nature Makes Sure We Know Summer is Here
Summertime starts today at 4:44 pm CDT and Mother Nature is going to be sure we know it. Very little relief from the heat in the way of rain for the weekend, but rain chances will be on the rise as we approach midweek. Continue reading
A Few Spotty Showers At Midday, But Getting Very Warm on This Last Day of Spring
As of 11:38 am on this final full day of spring for 2020, we do have a few spotty showers showing up over North Alabama and into the northern part of Cherokee County in the northeastern part of Central Alabama. Continue reading
A Few Spotty Showers Out There at Midday
We have some spotty shower activity over the southwestern quarter of Central Alabama at the midday hour, especially south of the I-20 corridor and west of the I-65 corridor. Continue reading
Partly Cloudy but Very Nice at Midday; A Few Isolated Showers are Possible This Afternoon
As we have reached the noon hour on Hump Day, skies across Central Alabama are partly cloudy as we are continuing to see the effects from the upper low stationed off to our northeast over the Carolinas. Continue reading
Wow What a Midday Across Central Alabama… Enjoy It if Your Can
It is a very nice Tuesday across Central Alabama with cooler temperatures and lower humidity… makes it hard to believe that summer is just a few days away. Continue reading
WeatherBrains 752: Category 3 1/2
This week’s guests include Julie Shiyou-Woodard (President and CEO for Smart Home America), Dr. Ian Giammanco (Senior Director of Product Design and Lead Meteorologist at the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety Research Center), and Sheldon Kusselson (retired Operational Satellite Meteorologist for NOAA/NESDIS). Continue reading
Partly to Mostly Sunny Skies at Midday, No Rain At This Point
At 12:38 pm, we are seeing some cumulus clouds dotting the sky across Central Alabama making it partly cloudy to mostly sunny. Continue reading
Severe T-Storm Warning for Cleburne Co. Until 7:15 pm
At 617 PM CDT, a severe thunderstorm was located near Mars Hills, or 11 miles southwest of Cedartown, moving south at 15 mph. Continue reading
Strong Storm Affecting Parts of Randolph County with Gusty Winds
At 326 PM CDT, Doppler radar was tracking a strong thunderstorm over Lake Wedowee, moving south at 10 mph. Winds in excess of 40 mph will be possible with this storm. Continue reading
