Author Archives: Scott Brown
WeatherBrains 739: My Son Is Playing Fortnite Upstairs
This week’s show is a special dedicated to the tornadoes that struck Middle Tennessee during the March 2nd-3rd severe weather event. Continue reading
Mostly Cloudy But Dry At Midday; A Few Isolated Showers/Storms Remain Possible
It’s not too bad out there across Central Alabama as we have reached 11:30 am on this Tuesday. Skies are partly to mostly cloudy out there, but some locations are getting a little bit of sunshine to warm it up a little bit. Continue reading
At Midday: Clouds & Cool In The North, Sun & Warmer In The South
As of 12:05 pm, skies across much of Central Alabama are partly to mostly cloudy, but down in the south and southwestern parts of the area, a good bit of sunshine is making it to the surface. Continue reading
Fog Advisory For Extreme Southern Parts Of Central Alabama Until 10:00 AM
A Dense Fog Advisory has been issued for Barbour, Bullock, Dallas, Lowndes, Macon, Marengo, Montgomery, Pike, Russell, and Sumter counties until 10:00 am CDT. Continue reading
Mainly Dry Today; A Long Stretch With Showers Possible Starts Early Sunday
Enjoy this nice Saturday as rain chances will be in the forecast for every day through the end of the forecast period starting on Sunday. Continue reading
Dry For Most, But A Few Showers Are Out There At Midday
As of 11:30 am, we have a few light showers falling over the extreme northwestern parts of Central Alabama and across a good portion of North Alabama. Continue reading
A Quick Late-Night Check On Showers & Storms In North/Central Alabama
As of 9:00 pm, we have some showers and a few embedded thunderstorms moving across the northwestern parts of North/Central Alabama. Continue reading
All Quiet Here At Midday; Tornado Threat Increasing Off To Our North & Northwest
As we have reached the midday hour across North/Central Alabama, everything remains quiet at this point. Severe weather is occurring off to our north and northwest with the tornado threat starting to rise. Continue reading
The Rest Of The Severe T-Storm Watch Has Been Cancelled
NWS Birmingham has decided to remove the remaining counties (Hale, Marengo, Perry) from the Severe Thunderstorm Watch as the threat for severe storms have come to an end for now. Continue reading
Marginal Severe Storm Threat Continues For Just a Little Bit Longer
As of 5:15 pm, all of the Severe Thunderstorm Warnings have been cancelled along with many of the counties that were in the Severe Thunderstorm Watch. Rain and thunderstorms stretch from Fruithurst and Heflin to Waldo and Childersburg to Marion and Uniontown and Linden. Continue reading
