Author Archives: Scott Brown
Flood Warning Issued For Parts Of Cherokee County Until 3:00 PM Sunday
At 206 PM CST, reporting gauges indicate elevated levels along the Coosa River above Weiss Lake. This will cause lowland flooding along the Coosa River above Weiss Lake. Continue reading
A Beautiful Midday Across The Area, But You’ll Have To Hold On To Your Hats Due To Gusty Winds
As of the strike of the chimes at 12:00 pm, skies across the area were absolutely clear with all locations in Central Alabama receiving maximum sunshine. That may be the only thing that will help you feel a little warmer, but those gusty winds out of the north will knock any warmth out of you, especially for those locations east of I-65. Continue reading
Wind Advisory For The Eastern Parts Of Central Alabama Through The Daylight Hours Today
Gusty winds could blow around unsecured objects. Tree limbs or weak trees due to the soil moisture could be blown down and a few power outages may result. Continue reading
Areas of Fog in Portions of Northern Alabama
Areas of fog have developed in portions of northern Alabama this evening, primarily from Cullman County northeastward to Marshall, DeKalb and Jackson Counties. Continue reading
At Midday, The Flash Flood Watch Has Been Allowed To Expire
As of 12:10 pm, we continue to have shower activity mainly north of the I-59 corridor for the northern parts of the area and mainly south of the I-20 corridor east of I-65 in the east and southeastern parts of Central Alabama. Continue reading
Flood Warning For Parts Of Talladega County Until 11:45 AM
At 540 AM CST, Doppler radar indicated heavy rain that will cause flooding. Up to three inches of rain have already fallen. Continue reading
Flood Warning For Parts Of Tuscaloosa, Shelby, & Bibb Counties Until 11:30 AM
At 536 AM CST, Doppler radar indicated heavy rain that will cause flooding. Up to three inches of rain have already fallen. Continue reading
CANCELED – Severe T-Storm Warning for Barbour County Until 5:45 AM
At 459 AM CST, a severe thunderstorm was located 7 miles south of Blue Springs State Park, or 10 miles northeast of Ozark, moving northeast at 70 mph. Continue reading
At The Midnight Hour, Some Thunder Is Rolling On
As of 11:50 pm, much of the rain and thunderstorms are occurring along and north of the I-20 and I-20/59 corridors over the northern parts of the area while we continue to see a few scattered showers with a few rumbles of thunder over the southern parts of Central Alabama. Continue reading
Latest WPC Precipitation Discussion Keeps Central Alabama In A Threat For Flash Flooding
Increasing coverage of showers with embedded thunderstorms will renew heavy rain across parts of Mississippi and Alabama. Training of rain rates which may exceed 1″/hr at times could produce an additional 1-3″ of rainfall. Continue reading
