Author Archives: Scott Brown
A Mid-Morning Update On The Potential For Severe Storms
At 10:45 am, radar shows most of the shower activity is located over the northwestern parts of North/Central Alabama, with a few scattered showers over the northeastern parts and over the southern parts of the area. Continue reading
Saturday’s Weather Xtreme: Potential For Severe Storms Late Night Tonight Into Sunday
We have the potential for strong to severe storms across Central Alabama during the late night hours tonight and through the morning hours on Sunday before we dry out and cool off for a day. Then we warm right back up and have another potential severe weather threat during the latter part of the week. Continue reading
A Few Showers Out There At Midday; Severe Storms Possible On Sunday
We have a surface boundary that is stalling out over portions of Central Alabama that has showers falling in a broken line from the northern parts of Cullman and Blount counties down through the northern parts of Jefferson County, then resuming over Tuscaloosa, Pickens, Sumter, Greene, and Hale counties. Continue reading
Hold On To Your Hats At Midday, At Least It’s Mostly Sunny And Warm
We continue to have plenty of sunshine across Central Alabama as we are approaching the midday hour, but we can see clouds starting to form over the eastern half of the area. Continue reading
Wind Advisory For Parts Of North/Central Alabama
Wind Advisories have been issued for parts of North/Central Alabama for the possibility of wind gusts up to 35 MPH. Continue reading
Dense Fog Advisory Until 10:00 AM For Parts Of Central Alabama
Localized areas of dense fog are possible through early Wednesday morning, mainly in valleys and near rivers. Continue reading
Rain Continues For Some At Midday, Sun Peeking Through For Others
We continue to have scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly over the eastern half of Central Alabama with the heaviest activity continuing to stay over southern parts of Cherokee County and much of Cleburne County. Continue reading
A Late Night Look At The Continuing Severe Storm Threat
At 11:30 pm, we continue to have scattered showers and thunderstorms over the northwestern quarter of the area with a good bit of lightning showing up in several of these cells. Continue reading
Stronger Storms Continuing To Move Into The Northwestern Parts Of The Area
The strongest storms in the state are located over Marion, Lamar, Fayette, and Tuscaloosa counties, but the good news is that there are no current warnings in effect for North/Central Alabama. Continue reading
SPC Updates Severe Risks, Add Slight Risk To Southeast Alabama
The first Slight Risk area encompasses locations inside of a ring stretching around Brilliant to Gardendale to Irondale to Calera to Newbern to Demopolis. The second Slight Risk area includes locations east of a line from Fort Rucker to Midway to Ladonia. Continue reading
