Author Archives: Scott Brown
Damage Reports Coming In Already From Lee & Russell Counties
We are already receiving reports of damage from the large tornado that moved through those counties less than one hour ago. Continue reading
Tornado Emergency For Lee & Russell Counties
ATTN: Smiths Station and points west…Another tornado is heading nearly in the same direction as the first one. At this point, the path is only about 1.5 miles south of the first track. Continue reading
Heads Up Macon County, Tornado On The Ground
Tornado is on the ground and lofting debris. There is debris being displayed on radar at the moment. It is currently 8 miles east of Tuskegee and moving to the northeast at 60 MPH. Get to your place of safety immediately! Continue reading
Heads Up Smiths Station & Ladonia
Tornado is on the ground and lofting debris into the air. Debris ball is evident on radar. People in Smiths Station and Ladonia get to your place of safety immediately! Continue reading
A Few Counties Canceled From The Tornado Watch At 1:45 PM
The Tornado Watch has been canceled for Chilton, Marengo, and Perry counties as the threat for organized severe weather has passed to the east of those counties. Continue reading
Tornado & Damaging Wind Threat Continues At 1:30 PM
The focus continues to be on the southern portions of Central Alabama as the action really has picked up over the past hour. Continue reading
At 12:15 PM, Potential For Tornadoes & Damaging Winds Continue Over Parts Of Central Alabama
At 12:15 PM, a big mass of rain and thunderstorms continue to cover nearly all of Central Alabama. Continue reading
Potential For Strong Tornadoes & Damaging Winds Increasing, Tornado Watch Issued
At the 11:00 am hour across Central Alabama, a large mass of rain and thunderstorms cover nearly the entire area with the exception of the southeastern parts of the area. Continue reading
Today’s Birmingham Iron Game Now Looks To Be Dry, But Bundle Up
The good news for today’s matchup between the San Antonio Commanders and the Birmingham Iron is starting to look much drier as the system affecting Central Alabama is now expected to move through the area much quicker. Continue reading
Tornado Watch Coming Soon To The Southern Parts Of Central Alabama
A Tornado Watch may be issued as early as 11:00 am or 12:00 pm for the southern parts of Central Alabama due to the rapid destabilization of the atmosphere that is expected to occur between now and the early afternoon hours. Continue reading
