Author Archives: Scott Brown
Showers Continue To Move Out Of The Area
Rain continues to slowly push eastward over the eastern parts of the area while the rest of Central Alabama is drying out with improving conditions. Continue reading
Rain Chances Come To An End Later Today; Nice Christmas Holidays Ahead
Showers will finally come to an end later today, leaving us with an outstanding and mild Christmas holiday. Continue reading
Areal Flood Warning: Parts Of Madison County Until 6:45 AM
At 1247 AM CST, reporting gauges indicate Indian Creek has risen into minor flood stage. Two to three inches of rain has already fallen over the past couple of hours, with additional light rainfall possible over the next 3 to 6 hours. Continue reading
Weather Xtreme: Winter Starts Off Wet & Very Cool
Today marks the beginning of Winter as the solstice occurs tonight at 10:19 PM. Unfortunately, we’ll start the season off wet and very cool. On the bright side, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day look to be very nice. Continue reading
An Earlier Than Normal Midday Update
As of 10:40 am, we do have some thin clouds floating overhead across Central Alabama filtering out just a little bit of sunshine at this point. Continue reading
More Tornadoes Confirmed With Today’s Damage Surveys
At this point, the grand total of tornadoes that hit the state on Monday is now up to 12. It could rise by one more as NWS Tallahassee will be conducting a survey down in Houston County on Friday. Continue reading
Two Teams From NWS Huntsville Heading Out Today To Survey More Storm Damage
The National Weather Service in Huntsville will be dispatching two teams to survey damage that occurred with the storms that moved through northern Alabama on Monday. Continue reading
WeatherBrains 726: Weather Degree From Facebook
This week’s Guest WeatherBrain is a Captain of the U. S. Air Force National Guard and a meteorologist for Delta Airlines. As a recent alumni of the show, welcome back Matt Tanner! Continue reading
Still Rather Chilly Under All Of This Sunshine At Midday
As of 12:00 pm, everyone across Central Alabama was enjoying clear and sun-filled skies with temperatures still remaining mighty cool at this point. Continue reading
