Author Archives: Scott Brown
Rain Is Changing Over To Snow In The Northwestern Parts Of The Area
The colder air is catching up with the backside of the rain as decent snow is being reported across the south-central and southwestern parts of Mississippi. Continue reading
Winter Weather Advisory Replaces Winter Storm Warning For Parts Of Central Alabama
The Winter Storm Warning for Blount, Calhoun, Cherokee, Clay, Cleburne, Etowah, Fayette, Lamar, Marion, Randolph, St. Clair, Talladega, Walker, and Winston counties has been canceled. Continue reading
Cold Air Is Starting To Catch Up, But Maybe Just Not Quick Enough
At this point of the wee hours of Tuesday morning, much colder air is starting to move into North and Central Alabama, but for us snow lovers, it is not catching up quick enough to the line of showers that is moving across the southeast. Continue reading
Winter Storm Warning Canceled For North Alabama, Continues For Central Alabama
North Alabama counties removed from the Winter Storm Warning: Colbert, Cullman, DeKalb, Franklin, Jackson, Lauderdale, Lawrence, Limestone, Madison, Marshall, and Morgan. Continue reading
Weather Xtreme Video: A Decent But Cool Weekend, Snow Arrives On Tuesday
While we’ll have a relatively nice weekend and start to our work week, Old Man Winter will throw a wrench into our plans on Tuesday that could extend over into Wednesday, as we are expecting a little snow. Continue reading
Plenty Of Sun & Plenty Of Cold At Midday
As we are making the run-up to the midday hour across Central Alabama, skies are bright and sunny with only a few thin clouds moving across the area. Continue reading
Skies Clearing But Rather Chilly At Midday
We have nearly rid ourselves of all of the clouds at 12:30 PM but temperatures are struggling to warm up behind the strong cold front that brought rain and a few thunderstorms to the area yesterday. Continue reading
Threat Of Marginally Severe Storms Has Now Ended For Southeastern Parts Of Central Alabama
The main squall line has now exited the eastern parts of Russell and Barbour counties bringing to an end the threat of severe storms for the night. Continue reading
Localized Flash Flooding Issues Possible Through This Evening
The latest Mesoscale Precipitation Discussion from the Weather Prediction Center states that nearly all of Central Alabama will continue to have moderate to heavy rainfall over the next several hours that may lead to localized flash flooding. Continue reading
Squall Line Now Pushing Through The Western Parts Of The Area
While there is a big shield of light to moderate rain over mainly the western half of the area and extending into the northeastern parts, there is a squall line with heavier rain, brief gusty winds, and a clap of thunder or two making its way eastward through the western parts. Continue reading
