Author Archives: Scott Brown
Scattered Showers Out There Over Parts Of Central Alabama At Midday
At 12:50 pm, we have some scattered showers mostly across the east-central and northeastern parts of the area with most of the activity located along and just south of the I-59 corridor with only a couple of returns over the western half of the area. Continue reading
An Increase In Rain Chances For Parts Of The Area Today
A trough moves into the area today that will bring the chance of scattered showers and storms to parts of the area. How long will we get to keep these rain chances? Continue reading
Midday: A Few Showers Over Eastern Parts Of The Area
As of 12:20 pm, we do have a few isolated showers that have popped up mainly in the eastern parts of the area. A few are over the southeastern parts of the area over parts of Pike, Bullock, Lee, and Russell counties. Continue reading
Mainly Dry Today, Rain Chances Increase Through Midweek
We’ll stay mainly dry throughout the daylight hours today across the area, but rain chances will go up later tonight as a trough will begin to invade Central Alabama. Continue reading
Dry Through Monday, Showers & Storms Possible On Tuesday
We’ll have mainly dry weather throughout the weekend but we’ll have an increased chance of rain on Tuesday due to a weak trough moving in. Continue reading
An Earlier Than Midday Report: Still Really Nice With A Few Clouds
As of 10:15 am, skies across Central Alabama are mostly clear but we do have a few clouds floating overhead that is blocking out the sun’s rays for a few minutes at a time. Continue reading
MIdday: Warmer Than Wednesday, But Still Rather Nice
12:50 pm: The latest visible satellite loop shows some convective clouds forming across much of Central Alabama as we are approaching the 1 o’clock hour, but there is no rain involved with any of those clouds at all. Continue reading
Record Breaking Lows Earlier This Morning
It’s not hard to believe that I had to bring the Donna Reed animated GIF back out of storage for record-breaking temperatures, but was not expecting to use it for record lows in the summertime. Continue reading
Midday: Can We Keep This Weather For The Rest Of Summer?
While we are definitely enjoying a break from the higher heat and humidity levels that we are used to seeing at this time of the year, the bad news is that those will begin to increase going into and through the weekend. Continue reading
Cooler & Drier Air Moving In Behind The Cold Front At Midday
At 11:40 am, the cold front continues to march slowly southward through Central Alabama as it now draped over the southern pars of the area most likely from Chatom (Washington Co.) to Hayneville (Lowndes Co.) to Ranburne (Cleburne Co.). Continue reading
