Author Archives: Scott Brown
Several Flood Advisories Posted Over The Past Few Minutes
Turn around, don’t drown when encountering flooded roads. Most flood deaths occur in vehicles. Excessive runoff from heavy rainfall will cause flooding of small creeks and streams, country roads, farmland, and other low lying spots. Continue reading
SPC Mesoscale Discussion: New Severe T-Storm/Tornado Watch Not Likely
Isolated strong/gusty thunderstorm winds could produce occasional damage this afternoon. Watch issuance is unlikely. Continue reading
At Midday: Nearly All Rain Staying South Of The I-20 Corridor
As of 12:10 pm, nearly all of the rain and thunderstorms are staying south of a line from Tuscaloosa to Montevallo to Roanoke. Continue reading
Tornado Watch For The Last Two Counties Has Been Canceled
NWS Birmingham has canceled the TORNADO WATCH for Bullock and Russell counties has the severe storm threat has come to an end. Continue reading
More Counties Removed From Tornado Watch; Only Two Left In Watch
NWS Birmingham has canceled the TORNADO WATCH for Chambers, Lee, and Macon counties as the severe storm threat has ended for now. Continue reading
SPC Mesoscale Discussion: Overall Severe Threat Slowly Diminishing
Overall severe threat across east-central AL appears to be slowly diminishing. Continue reading
More Counties Removed From The Tornado Watch
NWS Birmingham has canceled the TORNADO WATCH for Autauga, Coosa, Elmore, Lowndes, Montgomery, Randolph, and Tallapoosa counties as the threat for severe storms have come to an end at this point. Continue reading
Tornado Watch Canceled For A Few More Counties; Some Damage Reports
NWS Birmingham has canceled the TORNADO WATCH for Bibb, Chilton, Clay, Dallas, Hale, Marengo, Perry counties as the threat for severe storms have come to an end at this time. Continue reading
SPC Mesoscale Discussion: Severe Threat Continues For Central Alabama
A cluster of storms may continue to pose a tornado or damaging wind threat over the next several hours from central Alabama into west-central Georgia. Continue reading
Strong/Severe Storms Continue To Move Through The Southern Parts Of The Area
As of 7:15 am, we continue to have stronger to severe thunderstorms moving eastward across the southern portions of Central Alabama this morning. Continue reading
