Author Archives: Scott Brown
Other Than A Few Fair-Weather Clouds, It’s Very Nice At Midday
With high pressure located to our north over the western parts of Kentucky, we’ll have winds out of the northwest and eventually shifting out of the north later this evening across Central Alabama. Continue reading
Severe Threat Over For Most, Only A Few Showers & Storms Out There
We have a few isolated showers across the central parts of Central Alabama as of 7:30 PM with a line of broken showers and a few rumbles of thunder moving eastward across the southeastern parts of Central Alabama. Continue reading
A Quick Radar Check Just Before 5:30 PM, Marginal Risk Continues
At 5:22 pm, we continue to have scattered showers and a few rumbles of thunder moving across Central Alabama. Continue reading
A Quick Radar Check Just After 3:00 PM
We continue to have some scattered shower activity across Central Alabama as we have reached the 3 o’clock hour on this Sunday afternoon. Continue reading
Just A Few Scattered Showers Out There At Midday; Marginal Risk Continues
The good news is that the activity on radar at this point is much lighter and more scattered in nature then what we have seen during the late hours on Saturday through the morning hours today. Continue reading
SPC Removes Slight Risk But Expands Marginal Risk For Today
The Storm Prediction Center has removed the Slight Risk of severe storms for the southeastern parts of the area while expanding the Marginal Risk a little farther to the north. Continue reading
Radar Check At 10:30 AM, Quieting Down Across The Area For Now
Radar continues to show moderate to heavy rainfall over the extreme southeastern pars of Central Alabama, mainly over Pike and Barbour counties. Continue reading
Severe Threat Likely Over For The Night, A Few Noisy Storms Remain
While we continue to have numerous showers and storms across North/Central Alabama, at this point the threat of severe weather should be over for the remainder of the night and through the overnight hours. Continue reading
Training Of Cells Making Tonight’s Event More Of A Brief Flooding Event
At 7:20 pm, a line of showers and thunderstorms are lined up pretty much along and around the I-59 corridor from the extreme northeastern parts of North Alabama to the extreme southwestern parts of Central Alabama. Continue reading
Areal Flood Advisory For Parts Of Blount County Until 9:15 PM
At 711 PM CDT, Doppler radar indicated heavy rain due to training thunderstorms. This will cause minor flooding in the advisory area. Continue reading
