Author Archives: Scott Brown
Weather Xtreme: Potential For A Few Strong To Severe Storms
We have the potential for strong to severe storms over the west and northwestern parts of the area today, but we dry out for Sunday with much cooler temperatures. Continue reading
Some Thin Clouds But Mild & Nice Just After Midday
It’s a clean sweep on radar as we have moved into the early afternoon hours on this final Friday of March 2019, but we can’t say that about the latest visible satellite image for Central Alabama. Continue reading
Alabama Forestry Commission Urging Caution With All Outdoor Burning
With limited amounts of rain predicted for Monday, the Alabama Forestry Commission (AFC) is advising people to use extreme caution with all debris burning and outdoor fires. Continue reading
Very Nice At Midday, A Few Strong To Severe Storms Possible On Saturday
It is an absolutely gorgeous day outside across Central Alabama as we make the approach to the noon hour. Continue reading
Near Maximum Sunshine At Midday, Expect The Same For Tomorrow
As of 11:30 am across Central Alabama, we have almost completely clear skies on the satellite with the exception of a few spotty clouds over the northeastern parts of the area and up into North Alabama. Continue reading
Clouds Are Eroding Away At Midday; A Few Showers Possible Later This Evening
We are starting to get some clearing over the northwestern corner of the state, but we need to get that over the rest of Central Alabama so we can get these temperatures to warm up some. Continue reading
Severe Threat Over For All Of Central Alabama; Watch Canceled
The severe weather threat is now over for all of Central Alabama. Continue reading
Only Eight Counties Remain Under The Severe Thunderstorm Watch In Central Alabama
NWS Birmingham has removed Autauga, Chambers, Coosa, Dallas, Elmore, Marengo, Randolph, and Tallapoosa counties from the Severe Thunderstorm Watch as the threat of severe storms have moved south of those counties. Continue reading
Severe Threat Over For Most, Continues In The South
As of 6:52 pm, the severe storm threat continues for the extreme southern and southeastern parts of Central Alabama. Continue reading
Four More Counties Removed From The Severe Thunderstorm Watch
NWS Birmingham has removed Chilton, Clay, Perry, and Sumter counties from the Severe Thunderstorm Watch as the threat of severe storms has moved south of those counties. Continue reading
