Author Archives: Scott Brown
A Quick Check On Our Weather At Midday
RADAR CHECK AT 12:25 PM: At this point across Central Alabama, only a few spotty showers are showing up over the northeastern parts of Lowndes County and the northwestern parts of Montgomery County. There is also one very small shower in the southern part of Cullman County. Continue reading
Mainly Dry & Nice Today, Showers & Storms Possible Tomorrow
It looks like much of Central Alabama will stay dry today with only a few isolated showers in the south, while the chance of showers and storms come back into the forecast for tomorrow and into the beginning of the work week. Continue reading
KS Services Football Forecasts For Saturday, September 29th
James Spann’s video forecast for all the SEC games this weekend plus UAB, Samford and Jax State, sponsored by KS Services. Continue reading
Much Quieter On Radar At Midday Today
As we are approaching the noon hour on this last Friday of September, we still have a significant amount of cloud cover across Central Alabama with only a few peeks of sun. Continue reading
Flood Warning For Village Creek Has Been Cancelled
The Flood Warning is cancelled for Village Creek at Avenue W. Rises have not been as great as earlier forecast for Village Creek in Ensley, therefore, the flood warning is no longer in effect. Continue reading
Flash Flood Watch Extended Southward A Bit
NWS Birmingham has extended the Flash Flood Watch to now include Jefferson, Pickens, St. Clair, and Tuscaloosa counties. Continue reading
A Few Northwestern Counties Have Been Removed From Flash Flood Watch
NWS Huntsville has decided to remove Colbert, Franklin, Lauderdale, Lawrence, and Limestone counties from the Flash Flood Watch as the threat of widespread heavy rainfall and flooding has diminished over this area. Continue reading
More Reports Of Flooding In Birmingham Metro & Jefferson County
Just a few reports of flooding that are coming across the wire at this time. Continue reading
Heavy Rains Continue To Push Across The Area At Midday
RADAR CHECK AT 11:33 AM: A band of heavy rain and embedded thunderstorms continue to push eastward across Central Alabama as we are making the run up to the midday hour on this first Wednesday of fall. The heaviest rainfall is lined up from Collinsville to Pell City to Hoover to Greensboro and Demopolis, and stretching behind that for about 30 or so miles. Continue reading
Flash Flood Warning Continues for Much of Jefferson County Until 1:45 pm
A Flash Flood Warning continues in effect for much of Jefferson County, including to cities of Birmingham, Hoover, Hueytown, Bessemer, Pinson, Center Point, and Trussville, until 1:45 pm CT today. Continue reading
