Author Archives: Scott Brown
Hot With Some Storms Today, Heat Levels Rise To Start Next Week
Heat advisories continue in effect throughout the weekend, but it may get even hotter to start the work week. Will we have any afternoon showers to possibly cool us off? Continue reading
Quiet At Midday; Strong Storms Possible This Afternoon
As of 11:10 am, radar is quiet across Central Alabama. It won’t be too long until we’ll start to see showers and thunderstorms pop up with the heating of the day, some of which could be strong to severe (more on that a little later in the post). Continue reading
Heat Advisory Extended Through Friday At 9:00 PM
Temperatures will range from 93 to 97 again Friday afternoon with heat index values between 105 and 107. Impacts of the high temperatures could cause heat stroke or heat exhaustion. Continue reading
Strong To Severe Storms Out There At Midday
At 12:50 pm, we have a few stronger storms out there across portions of Central Alabama, especially a severe thunderstorm over parts of Lee, Macon, and Tallapoosa counties. Continue reading
Heat Advisory In Effect Today For A Large Part Of North/Central Alabama
Take extra precautions if you work or spend time outside. When possible, reschedule strenuous activities to early morning or evening. Continue reading
Storms Forming Ahead Of Line In Jefferson County & Well Down To The Southeast
At 7:30 PM, while the main activity continues to push more southward through the northern parts of Central Alabama, more storms are forming along an outflow boundary that is moving through the eastern half of Jefferson County. Continue reading
KHTX Radar Is Back Up & Running
Great news! Our radar in Hytop, AL is back in service – two days earlier than predicted. Just in time for several rounds of showers and thunderstorms that will impact the TN Valley this evening and overnight. Continue reading
Strong To Severe Storms Affecting North Alabama
At 4:00 pm, a broken line of strong to severe thunderstorms is moving southeastward across the southern portions of Tennessee and into the northern parts of Alabama. Continue reading
A Quick Check On Our Weather Situation Just After The Midday Hour
As of 1:00 pm, much of North and Central Alabama remains dry with the exception of a few isolated showers that have popped up over the southeastern parts of the area. Continue reading
A Few Isolated Showers Out There At Midday
Nearly a clean sweep on radar at 12:42 pm with the exception of an isolated shower that has recently popped up in the western parts of Walker County, and a few isolated showers over a small portion of Pike and Barbour counties. Continue reading
