Author Archives: Scott Brown
EXPIRED – Areal Flood Advisory For Parts Of Tuscaloosa, Shelby, Greene, Hale, Jefferson, Sumter, Pickens, & Bibb Counties Until 4:45 PM
Due to already saturated soil conditions, flooding will be likely in low lying and poor drainage areas. Continue reading
Heavy Rainfall Totals Continue To Be Forecast Through This Evening
Periods of training heavy rain may produce flash flooding from portions of central MS into North/Central AL through 7:00 pm. Continue reading
SPC Upgrades Part Of Central Alabama To Slight Risk, Expands Marginal Risk
Strong to severe thunderstorms may impact parts of the North/Central Alabama offering damaging wind gusts and a tornado threat. Continue reading
Flooding Issues & A Stronger Storm Or Two Continue To Be Possible Today
We continue to see a threat of heavy rainfall amounts across all of North Alabama and a good chunk of Central Alabama throughout the entire day, along with a very low-end threat of a few severe storms over the west and southwest portions of Central Alabama starting this afternoon through tonight. Continue reading
Increasing Clouds At Midday; Marginal Risk Introduced For Parts Of Central Alabama For Thursday
As we are approaching the midday hour on this first day of 2020, we are seeing some thinner clouds starting to stream over a good portion of Central Alabama which are filtering out some of the sunshine. Continue reading
WeatherBrains 728: Five Dollars; Cash Only
It’s the big “Year-Ender” show this week. We have Greg Carbin as our guest and he has the Annual Top-10 Weather Memories of the Year. Continue reading
EF-0 Tornado Confirmed In Limestone County From Sunday’s Severe Storms
An EF0 tornado touched down approximately 0.3 miles west of the intersection of Zelner Road and Ripley Road in southern Limestone County. Continue reading
Much Cooler At Midday, But Plenty Of Sunshine
Skies have cleared out very nicely as of 11:00 am across Central Alabama, with only a few small clouds dotting the skies along and in-between the I-59 and I-20 corridors in the northeastern parts of the area. Continue reading
NWS Huntsville Sending Out Team To Survey Storm Damage; Some Records Set On Sunday
Some storm damage occurred last night in Limestone County in North Alabama and the National Weather Service office in Huntsville will be sending out a team to survey the damage. Continue reading
A Quick Check At 9:00 PM: Tornado Watch Has Expired
As of 8:57 pm, the line of storms was right ahead of the cold front and was stretching from Scottsboro in the northeast corner of North/Central Alabama down to the southwest through Birmingham and down to just east of Linden in Marengo County. Continue reading
