Author Archives: Scott Brown
Wind Advisories Issued For Parts of North/Central Alabama
Wind Advisories are now in effect for portions of North/Central Alabama throughout the overnight and into the morning hours on Thursday. Continue reading
Some Clouds & Gusty Winds At Midday; Severe Storm Threat Tomorrow
Much of the area has some cloud cover overhead at this point, but there is a good bit of sun shining over the northeastern parts of the area. But hold on to your hat and whatever else you are carrying if you go outside. Continue reading
WeatherBrains 686: A Little Bit Of Vodka
If you are crazy about weather, this is THE netcast audio program for you! This week’s guests include Brett Kern, starting punter for the Tennessee Titans of the NFL, along with Ming Phan and Castle Williams from WeatherHype. Continue reading
A Mighty Nice Midday Across Central Alabama; Potential For Severe Storms On Thursday
At this point on this fine Tuesday morning, there are actually fewer clouds than what I expected to be floating over Central Alabama as we make the approach to the midday hour. Continue reading
Plenty Of Shower Activity Out There At Midday
At 11:40 am on this gray Monday, we have showers with a few embedded claps of thunder moving across the area, with the heaviest activity located from Brent back to Eutaw and down to Demopolis and Cuba. Continue reading
Tornado Watch For North/Central Alabama Has Been Canceled
The threat for organized severe weather has now ended for North/Central Alabama. Both NWS offices in Birmingham and Huntsville have canceled the Tornado Watch for all of their remaining counties. Continue reading
Enhanced Risk Removed From Alabama, Severe Storm Potential Remains
The second group of storms has now fully entered the west and northwestern parts of the area, stretching from Lexington southward through Hamilton and Fayette and coming to an end just south of Millport. Continue reading
Tornado Watch Continues Until 9:00 PM, A Few Counties Have Been Removed
NWS Birmingham has canceled Greene and Sumter counties from the Tornado Watch as severe storm development is not expected that far south at this time. Continue reading
More Strong To Severe Storms In East Mississippi, Will Move Into Area Soon
As of 5:05 pm, the first batch of thunderstorms are beginning to move out of the area in the northeastern parts of the state, but the next batch with the potential of tornadoes and damaging winds will begin to move into the western parts of the state within the next hour or so. Continue reading
Heads Up Talladega County, Rotating Storm Moving Through
At 4:52 pm, a rotating storm was moving to the northeast through the central parts of Talladega County. Continue reading
