Author Archives: Scott Brown
Remaining Counties In Severe T-Storm Watch Have Been Canceled
NWS Birmingham has canceled the severe thunderstorm watch that was in effect until 10:00 am for Barbour, Bullock, Montgomery, Pike, and Russell counties. The threat for severe weather has ended for now. Continue reading
Severe Threat Ending For Southern Parts Of The Area
As of 7:53 am, the severe thunderstorm warning has been canceled for Barbour County as the strongest part of the storm has now moved into Georgia. Continue reading
WeatherBrains 737: The Men’s Underwear Indicator
This week’s Guest WeatherBrain is a professor in the Department of Geography and Atmospheric Sciences at Northern Illinois University. Dr. Victor Gensini, welcome back to WeatherBrains! Continue reading
NWS Birmingham Sending Teams Out To Survey Storm Damage
Severe thunderstorms moved through the area causing damage across several locations. Most of the damage occurred across the southern portions of the area. Continue reading
CANCELED – Severe T-Storm Warning For Barbour County Until 8:15 AM
At 725 AM CST, a severe thunderstorm was located over Clayton, or 15 miles northeast of Clio, moving east at 35 mph. Continue reading
Severe T-Storm Watch Canceled For A Few More Counties
NWS Birmingham has canceled the SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH for Dallas, Lowndes, and Marengo counties as the threat of severe storms has come to an end for now. Continue reading
A Late Night Check On Our Weather For Now & For Wednesday
As of 10:50 pm, much of Central Alabama is rather quiet as there are some very light showers or sprinkle falling mainly west of I-59 and north of I-20/59. There are some light showers that are in the process of moving out of the state on the east and northeastern parts of the area. The rest of Central Alabama is dry. Continue reading
Dense Fog Advisory Issued For A Good Bit Of Central Alabama
If driving, slow down, use your headlights, and leave plenty of distance ahead of you. Continue reading
More Heavy Rain Likely & Some Strong/Severe Storms Possible For Your Wednesday
Wednesday will feature more excessive rainfall for much of Central Alabama which could lead to flooding issues. A few strong to severe storms are also possible over the southern counties of the area. Continue reading
Flash Flood Watch Issued For Much Of Central Alabama Starting 6:00 AM Wednesday Morning
A Flash Flood Watch means that conditions may develop that lead to flash flooding. Flash flooding is a very dangerous situation. You should monitor later forecasts and be prepared to take action should Flash Flood Warnings be issued. Continue reading
