Author Archives: Scott Brown
Freeze Warning For Parts Of Central Alabama On Friday From 1:00 AM To 9:00 AM
Take steps now to protect tender plants from the cold. To prevent freezing and possible bursting of outdoor water pipes they should be wrapped, drained, or allowed to drip slowly. Continue reading
Severe Threat Lessens, Potential For A Strong Storm Or Two Continues
The cold front has now entered the northwestern corner of the state and is bringing in a couple more rounds of showers and a few thunderstorms as of 6:55 am. Continue reading
Significant Wx Advisory For Parts Of Bibb County Until 7:15 AM
At 643 AM CDT, Doppler radar was tracking a strong shower near Mertz, or 11 miles west of Brent, moving northeast at 45 mph. Continue reading
Approaching 2:15 AM, Heavier Rain Moving Across The Area
The main squall line that is out ahead of the cold front continues to make its slow march across Central Alabama as we have hit the 2 o’clock hour on Halloween. Continue reading
Rain Invading The Western Location Just After Midnight
Moderate to heavy rainfall has pushed into the west and northwestern parts of Central Alabama as we have made it just past the midnight hour. Continue reading
A Late Night Check On Our Weather; Nothing Severe At This Point
We are starting to see a few more showers across Central Alabama as we have passed the beginning of the 10 o’clock hour, but the main squall line continues to be back to our west and southwest over the southern half of Mississippi and down into eastern Louisiana. Continue reading
Severe Weather Watch Not Likely To Our West
Isolated severe storms are possible over the next several hours ahead of a cold front. Strong wind gusts or a brief/weak tornado cannot be ruled out. Continue reading
It’s 8:00 PM & Its Rather Quiet Across Central Alabama
Rather quiet across Central Alabama as we have reached the 8 o’clock hour on this final Wednesday night of October for 2019. Continue reading
Early Evening Check On Our Weather Situation
We currently have a warm front lifting northward through the area and moisture levels are continuing to increase as precipitable water values are now at or above 2.00 inches. Continue reading
Subtropical Storm Rebekah Forms Over The North Atlantic
Rebekah is forecast to be a post-tropical cyclone when it moves near the Azores in a day or so. Continue reading
