Author Archives: Scott Brown
Warm, Muggy, & Scattered Storms at Midday
Rain and storms will continue to be likely at times through the rest of the day and through all of Monday. The tropics remain rather quiet with nothing new forming in the near future as of today. Continue reading
Rain At Times Through the Next Seven Days
The weather stays active across Central Alabama, with showers and storms likely through the end of the workweek. Continue reading
Sweltering, Searing, Scorching, Sizzling… No Matter How You Spin It, It’s HOT
As you head outside on this bright and beautiful Saturday, you will notice plenty of blue in the skies with only a small cloud or two dotting that scene. However, get ready for some hot temperatures this afternoon. 11 AM … Continue reading
A Southern Sizzler Across the Area This Weekend
Let’s dive into what you can expect over the next seven days here in Alabama and get an update on the tropics. Continue reading
Scattered Showers & Storms Starting to Fire Up; The Latest on Beryl
Beryl is on her way to the Texas Gulf Coast, currently as a tropical storm. Around here, we are already starting to see showers and storms firing up with the daytime heating. Here is the latest on our weather. Continue reading
Beryl Expected to Rapidly Intensify Into a Major Hurricane
Beryl is expected to rapidly intensify into a major hurricane and bring life-threatening winds and storm surge to the Windward Islands starting tomorrow night. Continue reading
Early Afternoon Update — Some Heat Relief Out There; Beryl Will Soon Be a Hurricane
We have a wide range of temperatures out there at 1 PM as some locations are currently seeing some showers and storms. We’re ranging from as cool as 76 in Bessemer, to as hot as 90 in Jasper and Selma. Continue reading
Saturday Briefing Video — Scattered Storms Through the Weekend; We Now Have Tropical Storm Beryl
It’s no surprise, as we’ll be hot and muggy across Central Alabama today. However, there will be scattered to numerous showers and storms mainly during the afternoon and evening across the southeastern 3/4ths of the area, with smaller chances over the northwestern 1/4. Continue reading
