Author Archives: Scott Brown
A Few Clouds But Very Nice At Midday
It is another wonderful Spring midday out there across Central Alabama as we have a few streaky high clouds over the area at this point with nice and mild temperatures. Continue reading
Can’t Beat Today’s Weather At Midday
We have tons of sunshine across Central Alabama as we have reached the midday hour on this fine Monday. Continue reading
Weather Xtreme: Stubborn Showers Today, Beautiful Easter Sunday
We’ll have a cool and cloudy morning to start with some stubborn showers that refuse to leave Central Alabama. But those will eventually move out later today, and we’ll have an absolutely wonderful Easter Sunday in store for us. Continue reading
Very Cool With Some Showers Out There At Midday On This Good Friday
We continue to have scattered showers wrapping around the center of low pressure that is just off to our north in eastern Tennessee. Continue reading
Severe Threat Continues Ahead of the Thunderstorm Complex But is Lessening for North and North Central Alabama
The severe threat continues ahead of the thunderstorm complex that is pushing northeast across the eastern half of Alabama. Continue reading
Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued For Parts Of North/Central AL Until 3:00 AM
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued starting immediately for the extreme north, northeastern, and eastern parts of North/Central Alabama until 3:00 am CDT Sunday morning. Continue reading
Tornado Watch Extended Even More Across Central Alabama
NWS Birmingham has extended the Tornado Watch to include Blount, Fayette, Marion, St. Clair, Talladega, Walker, Winston counties until 11:00 pm CDT tonight. Continue reading
Strong Storms Soon To Move Into The Birmingham Metropolitan Area
The strongest segment of the line of storms is now stretching from the northeastern corner of Tuscaloosa County and stretching to the south through Brookwood and Vance, then down into Heiberger and Marion in Perry County, and down into the eastern parts of Marengo County. Continue reading
Tornado Watch Extended To Include More Counties In Central Alabama
The Tornado Watch in effect until 11:00 pm for portions of Central Alabama has been extended to include Coosa, Elmore, Jefferson, Montgomery, Pike, and Shelby counties. Continue reading
Storms Moving Into The Central Parts Of The Area, Tornado Watch To Be Extended
A strong line of storms continues to move into the western parts of Central Alabama with a bowing segment moving through the western portions of Tuscaloosa and Hale counties. Winds in that part of the line could reach as high as 70 MPH. The line is moving to the east at 45 MPH. Continue reading
